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Name Amanda Drury (Also known as : Mandy Drury)

Birthday / Date of Birth / Amanda Drury Age May 5, 1973. As of 2024, she is around 51 years old.

Wikipedia Biography / Profile Background

Introduction :

The Australian-born Amanda Drury is best known for her on-screen appearances on CNBC as a news anchor and journalist but has also featured in various CNBC shows.
This attractive blonde has been reporting on business and finance for over 18 years. Her warm and engaging personality has made her a popular TV host in Australia, Singapore, Japan, and the USA.

Personal Life, Parents and Family Details :

Amanda grew up in Melbourne, Australia.
Known to her friends and CNBC colleagues as ‘Mandy Drury,’ Amanda is a married mother of two boys and currently living in Sydney, Australia.

Her husband, Tim Drury, in an American businessman.
A charitable soul, she has frequently involved herself with fundraising events for, autism, pet rescue shelters, cancer prevention and various schools.

Education : Qualifications, High School & College Info

Amanda attended the Methodist Ladies’ College in Kew Vic, Victoria, Australia from 1980 to 1990, where she was a School Captain.
In 1992, she enrolled in the University in Melbourne where she graduated in 1994 with a Bachelor of Arts.
She then went on to study at The Australian Film Television and Radio School.

Early Career :

Amanda began her TV career as a TV & Radio anchor for Boomerang Television in March 1999.
Based in Tokyo, Amanda wrote, produced and hosted business and finance live TV programs for Boomerang Radio.

CNBC Amanda Drury : Salary and Net Worth

In 2001, Amanda became the TV Anchor for CNBC Asia Pacific, where she presented numerous shows over the following 10-year period.

Some of the most prominent features were on “Squawk Australia,” “Squark Asia,” “Market Watch,” “Business Centre Australia,” and “Cash Flow.”
She also hosted CNBC’s personal finance series, ‘Grow Your Own Wealth.’
While working for CNBC Asia-Pacific, she was nominated twice at the Asian Television Awards for “Best News Anchor.”

In May 2010, Amanda moved to New York, USA, and joined CNBC Global Headquarters. She co-anchored some of the network’s top business & finance shows, including ‘Power Lunch,’ ‘The Call,’ ‘Power Pitch,’ and ‘Street Signs,’ on which she featured until 2015, when the show was canceled.
During this nearly 6 year period she also made live business reports on networks like Australia’s Channel 7, MSNBC, Sunrise and NBC and published articles on CNBC’s website.
In February 2016, Amanda returned to life in Sydney & now anchors on the Australian CNBC network and sometimes freelances on CNBC’s international channels.

Qualifications & Experience :

Amanda is a qualified company director with stacks of experience in business boardrooms.
Throughout her working life, she has moderated conferences for major organizations, including Linkedin & Standard Chartered Bank, as well as non-profits like the United Nations. She also hosted the “Global Energy Awards” for Platts and the ‘Gerald Loeb Award’ for Distinguished Business and Financial Journalism.

During her commendable lengthy career, she has interviewed renowned businesspersons such as Wilbur Ross, Rupert Murdoch, Donald Trump, and more.

Body Figure / Physical Info

Measurements :

Pregnant? : Currently, she is not expecting a baby.
Weight Loss : A few Google queries regarding this, but we couldn’t find anything conclusive on any of her social media.