Erin Burnett Wiki, Age, Bio, Height, Husband, Career, and Net Worth 

Erin Burnett is a well-known figure in the American news profession, having hosted programs on CNN, CNBC, and NBC.

Wiki, Bio, Family, Siblings, Childhood & Education

Erin Isabelle Burnett was born on July 2, 1976, in Mardela Springs, Maryland, to Esther Margret and corporate attorney Kenneth King Burnett. She was born into a family of Irish and Scottish ancestors. She was raised in Maryland and attended St Andrew’s School, a private co-educational institution in Middletown, Delaware. Erin enrolled in Williams College in Massachusetts after graduating in 1994 to pursue a Bachelor of Arts degree in Political Economy. She was also a sports enthusiast, having participated in field hockey and lacrosse during her undergraduate years.

Erin Burnett’s Age, Height, Weight, and Body Dimensions

Erin Burnett was born on July 2, 1976, and will be 46 years old. Her height is 1.68 m, and she weighs 57 kg.

Erin Burnett’s Profession & Career

She began her career as a financial analyst at the institutional investment bank Goldman Sachs, where her father worked as a corporate attorney. There was no turning back after that, as she was immediately invited to work as a writer and booker for CNN’s program “Moneyline.” The most recent edition of the program is still available on Fox Business Network.

After leaving CNN, Erin Burnett joined Citigroup as the vice president of the Digital Media department, leaving behind a lower-level position. She left Citigroup to work as a stock editor for Bloomberg Television for a brief time.

She joined CNBC in 2005 and anchored two segments, “Squawk on the Street” and “Street Signs.” To date, Erin Burnett’s most praised piece was her investigative report titled “Transammonia: An American Business in Iran,” which looked into the illegal ammonia operations of Iranian chemical corporations. The show aired in December 2010 and prompted the corporation to take active steps, including sending press releases to Congressional leaders threatening to sever contacts with Iran and not renewing any contracts with Iranian companies.

Erin left CNBC on May 6, 2011, following 5 years of service. Erin Burnett announced her retirement on her final episode of “Squawk on the Street.” Co-host Mark Heins, who died a few weeks later, was moved to tears by her decision. After leaving CNBC, she joined CNN in September 2011 and launched her prime-time news show, “Erin Burnett OutFront.” The hour-long program is produced at CNN’s New York City Studios and airs at 7 p.m. ET.

Erin Burnett has also worked outside the news field, appearing in over five documentaries. She has appeared in a few films, including “Edge of Tomorrow,” in which Tom Cruise played the primary part.

Achievement and Awards

Her special report “Transammonia: An American Business in Iran” was nominated for an Emmy.

Erin Burnett’s Husband, Marriage & Relationship

Erin Burnett met her husband-to-be on a blind date, which turned into a great friendship before they married in 2012. Her husband, David Rubulotta, is a managing director at Citigroup. They have two children: Nyle Thomas Burnett Rubulotta, born in 2013, and Colby Isabelle, born in 2015.

Erin Burnett’s Salary and Net Worth

Erin Burnett’s annual earnings are a substantial $3 million as of January 2023, amounting to a $15 million net worth.

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