It does take time to achieve the goals that one has set for himself/herself in life. Along with time, patience, tenacity, and hard work are required to achieve one’s goals. Alison Morris, an American journalist, is the best example of someone who possesses all three qualities.
Allison had aspired to be a successful journalist since she was a child. As a result, she made a concerted effort to pursue her passion. Her efforts eventually earned her a position as a reporter on the top American television network, Fox 5.
Biography, Age, Nationality, Parents
39-year-old Alison was born in Long Island, New York on October 31, 1979. She is also fluent in French, in addition to her mother tongue. In her spare time, she enjoys running.
Yale University awarded her a Bachelor of Science in Sociology. She also attended Our Lady of Mercy Academy in Syosset.
Relationship Status: Single?
A promising career cannot always fill the personal spaces that must be filled by loved ones. How can Alison Morris remain unconcerned about this?
She is married to her brand strategist husband, Scott Roslyn.
Alison married Scott on July 20, 2013, after going through the dating and engagement phases. Since then, she has been enjoying her marital journey in Manhattan with her partner and their pet, boxer Riley.
Alison, on the other hand, revitalizes her marriage and family life by taking vacations and spending quality time with her husband. Furthermore, her husband maintains the romance by cooking delicacies for Allison.
Career and Professional Life
Her career as a journalist began in Paris, where she worked for the Wall Street Journal Europe. Meanwhile, she covered the French stock exchange (the CAC-40) for CNBC Europe.
Alison is currently a business reporter/news presenter at Fox 5 (WNYM-TV New York), where she anchors the 5 p.m., 10 p.m., and 11 p.m. newscasts.
Allison previously covered the Super Bowl XLVII in New York for Fox News. She later started working as a weekend anchor and consumer reporter for FoxCT and The Hartford Courant.
During her time at the Hartford, she covered the Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting and the World Series, for which she received two Emmy nominations.
Alison, like Kacey Montoya, spent five years as a general assignment reporter at KDKA-TV. She was the lead reporter on several award-winning national news stories while at the station, including The Sago Mine Tragedy, The LA Fitness Shooting, and The G-20 Summit.
Allison now earns $43,977 per year as a reporter, thanks to a promising career.
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