Colette Cassidy
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Early Life and Education
Colette Cassidy is an accomplished television news reporter and journalist, also known for her work as a writer and public speaker. Although born in New Jersey, she was raised in Dublin, Ireland, before returning to the United States for higher education. She earned her degree from Marywood University, located in Scranton, Pennsylvania.
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Broadcast Journalism Career
Cassidy’s journalism career includes tenure at both local and national news networks. She began her professional journey at KYW-TV, a CBS-affiliated station in Philadelphia, joining the team in 1994 as a writer and producer. Her talents quickly propelled her to on-air roles, where she served as a reporter and weekend anchor.
Later, she transitioned to a national platform as the primetime newsbreak anchor at MSNBC. In addition to delivering news updates, Cassidy occasionally hosted MSNBC Live, further establishing her presence in broadcast journalism.
Public Speaking and Advocacy
In addition to her journalism career, Colette Cassidy is active as a public speaker, participating in various public and private events. Her speaking engagements often intersect with her advocacy work, particularly in support of Alzheimer’s disease awareness. She is a committed supporter of the Alzheimer's Association and frequently contributes to fundraising efforts on their behalf.
