Colleen Marshal Age: Know Her Height, Husband, and Net Worth
American newscaster and anchor Colleen Marshal is based in New York City and works for NBC4. On NBC4, you may find her as the 6 o’clock, 7 o’clock, and 11 o’clock news anchor. In addition, she presents “NBC4’s The Spectrum,” a weekly political program, on the network.
What is Colleen Marshal’s Age?
The 22nd of July 1942 was the birth year of Elaine Tettemer Marshall. She inherited a large chunk of the Koch Industries company and is now a millionaire heiress in the United States. Growing up in an affluent home gave her a head start in life and a comfortable upbringing.
Elaine Marshall is from an illustrious family. E. Pierce Marshall is the son of Koch Industries founder J. Howard Marshall, and she was previously married to him. After her husband’s death in 2006, she inherited a considerable amount of money. The diversified oil and manufacturing corporation Koch Industries now has a 16% beneficial interest held by Elaine Marshall’s trusts and her sons’ trusts.
Career
Marshal is the 6 o’clock, 7 o’clock, and 11 o’clock news anchor for NBC4 New York. In addition, she presents “NBC4’s The Spectrum,” a weekly political program, on the network. Starting out as a general assignment reporter for NBC4 in 1984, Colleen was moved to weekend news anchor in 1987. She joined the NBC4 morning news teams in 1992 and has been there ever since.
Before relocating to Columbus, Colleen was an anchor/reporter at radio stations in Wheeling and Weirton, West Virginia. She had previously worked at WTRF-TV in Wheeling, W.Va. She held the positions of writer, producer, and editor for a Pittsburgh radio station that focused solely on news.
May 2020 saw Colleen receive a national Gracie Award from the Alliance for Women in Media Foundation. Colleen was rewarded by AWMF for her exceptional investigative piece, “Culture of Cover-Up,” which exposed a doctor’s twenty-year harassment of hundreds of young men at Ohio State University.
The National Association of Television Arts and Sciences Ohio Valley Branch presented Colleen with a Silver Circle Distinction in 2018. This honor is bestowed upon individuals who have been broadcasting for a minimum of 25 years and have left an indelible mark on the television industry and its culture. “I Want To Go Home; A Journey Through Alzheimer’s” was Colleen’s Emmy-winning series. She had two separate one-on-one meetings with Obama. Colleen also gives speeches for the Alzheimer’s Association of Central Ohio.
Make-A-Wish, The American Red Cross, The Buckeye Area Anti-Violence Agency, The Columbus AIDS Task Force, and The American Red Cross all recognized Marshal for her volunteer work in the community. She gave the introductory speech at Ohio’s Rio Grande University in the year 2000. She is an active member of the Columbus Bar Association and the Columbus Metropolitan Club, where she serves on the board. The Central Ohio United Way Colleen founded Women’s Leadership Council. She has played a significant role in Make-A-Wish campaigns.
Colleen Marshal’s Personal Life
Gary is Colleen’s husband, and the couple has two grown children: one, Garrett, is an attorney who resides in Columbus with his wife Suzanne. A human resources specialist, Shannon is their second daughter. She earned an MHMR and an MBA from Ohio State University.
Colleen Marshal Height and Weight
At 5 feet 4 inches tall, Marshall is a towering figure.
Colleen Marshal’s Net Worth
Because of her successful profession as a journalist, Marshall is believed to be valued between $1 million and $5 million.
