Like the wisdom bestowed upon us by Beyonce the Queen B herself, “who run the world, girl”. And we could not agree more. Unlike the good old days when women were only supposed to be in the kitchen making her man a sandwich and doing the house chores while not even getting enough credit for it, modern day women are marching out in the world and dominating every field of work.
May it be politics, media, art or science, the women of today are working alongside men. One such example of a strong independent modern age woman is journalist Catherine Rampell.
Catherine’s Husband A Yale Graduate
Talking about their life in their respective ivy league colleges must make a good dinner time story for Catherine Rampell and her husband Christopher Conlon.
Catherine is a graduated from Princeton University with honors. And her husband has degrees from two ivy league colleges under his belt. Christopher received his A.B. in Applied Mathematics and his A.M. in Statistics from Harvard University, and he holds a Ph.D. in Economics from Yale University.
As Catherine has kept her personal life very private so, we do not know much about their married life. But it seems like the pair think that their marriage was worth the marriage penalty. We know this because when someone on Twitter posted,
“I calculated our marriage penalty and you’re totally worth it!”
She retweeted saying that she and her husband have also exchanged those words to each other.
Her anniversary post on 1 September 2017 and no news of divorce on the surface, both indicate that she and her husband are still married to each other.
What Is Catherine’s Salary And Net Worth?
Even though there is no information about her net worth on the surface, it is safe to assume that as a journalist, she must have a good salary coming her way. According to Paysa, a reporter at Washington Post earns an average of $59,168, ranging from $51,571 at the 25th percentile to $65,726 at the 75th percentile, with top earners (the top 10%) earning more than $73,306.
Catherine is an opinion columnist at The Washington Post. She frequently covers economics, public policy, politics, and culture with a special emphasis on data-driven journalism. She is also a political and economic commentator for CNN and an occasional special correspondent for PBS Newshour. Before joining The Post, Catherine wrote about economics and theatre for the New York Times.
Catherine has received the Weidenbaum Center Award for Evidence-Based Journalism and is a Gerald Loeb Award finalist. Catherine is not only walking with her feet size steps but is taking leaps in her career.
Catherine’s Wiki
Catherine was born on 4 November 1984 in Florida to parents Richard and Ellen Rampell. Her sun sign is Scorpio. She followed the footsteps of her mother and went on to pursue her college education from Princeton. Her height in comparison to her husband is shorter, however, it suits her personality very well. Despite being short, she is also beautiful, her figure and legs are her key features.