Aundrea Cline-Thomas Biography

Aundrea Cline-Thomas is a multiple Emmy award-winning anchor and reporter working for Mountain Court Media as founder and chief creative officer since July 2022. Previously, she served WCBS|CBS New York as a reporter nad substitute anchor since joining in October 2018 till her July 2022 departure.

Aundrea Cline-Thomas Career

Thomas serves as a fill-in-anchor and reporter at WCBS|CBS New York. While there, she produced as well as served as talent for long-form specials including The Death of George Floyd: A Racial Reckoning? The Covid Anniversary, and A Conversation on Bail Reform. She is also in charge of producing unique and digital-first content that directly contributed to streaming milestones for CBS News New York.

Thomas has also managed to win several awards ever since she joined the station including the 2021 New York Emmy Award for her spot news and anchoring. She previously worked at Know Your Value where she served as a contributor from June 2018 to October 2018. While here, she shot, pitched, wrote, and interviewed stories about women who became successful in business due to digitalization.

Prior to that, she previously worked at NBC Universal Maedia, LLC where she served as a reporter. During her time here, she enclosed several national stories including Starbucks arrests, the Democratic National Convention, and Southwest Flight 1380’s emergency landing. She was awarded the 2017 MidAtlantic Emmy Award due to her persistence in covering the Delaware Prison Standoff. Moreover, she was also awarded the 2017 Broadcast Journalist of the year by the Philadelphia Association of Black Journalists.

FunTimes Magazin also named her 2018 woman of the year. Prior to that, she also worked at WTVF where she served as an education reporter from 2011 to 2015 in Nashville. While here, she hosted, moderated, and emceed several community events. Thomas also sustained and cultivated valuable contacts that assist in providing exclusive stories. In addition to that, she also engaged and expanded the station’s audience via social media websites.

Prior to that, she worked at Spectrum News Charlotte/Formerly News 14 Carolina where she served as an educational reporter from 2009 to 2011. Before that, she worked at 41NBC/WMGT-DT where she served as a general assignment reporter, substitute anchor, and fill-in-producer from 2006 to 2008. From 2004 to 2005, she worked at MCI(now Verizon) where she served as a government relations executive assistant.

Aundrea Cline-Thomas Age

Thomas is 41 years old. She was born on 23rd June 1982.

Aundrea Cline-Thomas Height

Thomas stands at a height of 5 feet 7 inches tall.

Aundrea Cline-Thomas Family

Aundrea’s parents come from West Africa, Sierra Leone. She has two children. Thomas has managed to keep her personal life away from the limelight hence she has not disclosed any information about her parents.

Aundrea Cline-Thomas Husband

Thomas is very private about her personal life therefore it is not known if she is in any relationship. There are also no rumors of her being in any past relationship with anyone.

Aundrea Cline-Thomas Net Worth

Thomas has an estimated net worth ranging between $1 Million – $5 Million which she has earned through being a journalist.

Aundrea Cline-Thomas Salary

Thomas earns an annual salary ranging between $40,000 – $ 110,500.

Aundrea Cline-Thomas Leaving WCBS

Thomas left WCBS in July 2022 after serving the station for more than 3 years. While there, she worked as a fill-in-anchor and reporter. Further, she serves Mountain Court Media as founder and chief creative officer since July 2022.

Aundrea Cline-Thomas CBS 2

Cline-Thomas worked at CBS 2 alongside other famous CBS 2 anchors, reporters, meteorologists, and sports anchors including;

1. Elle McLogan
2. John Dias
3. Carolyn Gusoff
4. Cory James
5. Sara Donchey
6. Stacey Butler
7. Jenna DeAngelis
8. Dave Carlin
9. Cindy Hsu
10. Marcia Kramer
11. Jessica Moore
12. Audrina Bigos
13. Ed Curran
14. Elise Finch

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