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Erica Hill's Husband David Yount Is The Founder And Chief Executive Officer of LicenseLogix

Erica Hill and her husband, David Yount are together for over sixteen years now. She is an American journalist who works for CNN.

She works as a correspondent and the principal stand-in for an anchor. She began working at CBS in 2008 and co-anchored Weekend Today from 2012 to 2016.

In January 2003, Hill began working as a general news anchor for various shows on CNN's Headline News channel. However, after she anchored CNN Tonight she left the broadcast and rejoined again on June 6, 2016.

She has also worked for, CBS news, NBC news, and HLN news. 

NameErica Ruth Hill
Age46
BornJuly 20, 1976
BirthplaceClinton, Connecticut, U.S.
EducationBoston University (B.A., 1998)
OccupationNews correspondent
Years active1998–present
FatherSteven Holmes Hill
MotherCheryl Hill
Spouse(s)David Yount
Children2 Sons(Weston Robert and Sawyer Steven Yount)

David Yount Is Erica Hill's Husband

Erica Hill is married to her husband David Yount since October 15, 2005. David appears to be in his late 40s and celebrates his birthday every year on August 29.

Erica recently made a post about him wishing him a happy birthday and toasting on the adventures ahead in life.

She wrote, "Happy birthday to our number one! You know how to create adventure and, more significantly, how to unite everyone, whether it be on a boat, a mountain, a bar stool, or a beach."

"Yount, you are loved and you deserve a toast today and every day."

On the other hand, Erica turned 46 on July 20, 2022. There is no huge age difference between the couple.

In the late 40s, the couple is the parents of their two sons, Weston Robert Yount and Sawyer Steven Yount. Their first son, Weston was born on November 25, 2006.

And they welcomed their second child, Sawyer on March 23, 2010.

Erica was with their children at the camp which she posted online.

What Is The Salary Of Erica Hill Spouse David Yount?

Erica Hill's spouse, David Yount is a founder, entrepreneur, and Corporate Compliance Leader with an estimated net worth of $4 million. He is Wolters Kluwer's vice president and director of business licenses.

After Wolters Kluwer successfully acquired LicenseLogix in October 2021, he joined the company in this capacity.

His role in the company is to oversee the organization's efforts in relation to business licensing and managing the integration of the LLX team, services, and technology into the GRC division.

David is also the CEO and founder of License Logix. Additionally, Mr. Yount is a lawyer admitted to practice in Georgia and New York.

He worked in a variety of leadership positions for Fox Sports, Ziff-Davis Television, and NBC News after earning a degree in broadcast communication from California State University.

He was later hired by Akamai Technologies to create and oversee partner relations for their streaming media segment.

With a focus on estate litigation, family law, and small business law, David practiced law in Atlanta, Georgia, after receiving his Juris Doctor from John Marshall Law School.

David came up with the concept for LicenseLogix after moving to New York City with his family. This company would make it easier for businesses of all kinds to get and keep their business licenses and permits.

The exact salary of the entrepreneur is unknown, but he surely earns a fortune. He will co-chair the event, Airlift Benefit 2022 which will take place on Saturday, Oct. 1, 2022.

Erica Hill's Married Life With David Yount

Erica Hill is happily married to an attorney, David Yount. The couple celebrated their sixteen years of wedding anniversary in October 2021.

Hill posted their wedding picture to commemorate their anniversary and wrote use #SweetSixteen to mark the event. 

They are also the parents of their two teenage sons. Their eldest son, Weston turned fifteen in November 2021, while their youngest, Sawyer turned twelve in March 2022.

Erica, the CNN journalist, discusses the firing of Canadian TV news presenter Lisa LaFlamme after she claimed she was fired because she allowed her hair to become gray.

A roundtable conversation with CNN New Day with John Berman featured CNN anchors Hill and Christine Romans, CNN business journalist Rahel Solomon, and others discussing the problem.

Berman questioned the panelists about their experiences as women in media and called attention to the industry's double standards.

Hill declared, "There is a double standard." A man with white hair, grey hair, or even a small amount of belly fat is regarded as having gravity and being distinguished in this industry, and we know this. Women cannot perform that.

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Update: 2024-05-18