Marc Lamont Hill is better known as Marc Lamont, an American journalist, social activist, author, and Professor. He works at CNN as a political commentator and news correspondent for BET News. Marc has been always been a fame due to his rising career, philanthropical works, and his best-selling books. He has numerous followers all over the globe and want to know his salary, net worth and much more. If you are one of them you are at the right place you will get everything here.

Marc Lamont's Net worth and Earnings

Let's find his earnings and new worth here. He is one of the highest earning media personnel of the industry. We all know that agency pays a high amount of money only for those who contributes more for the industry.

Like most of the journalist, he has  also managed to keep his earning information under shades. As per the source, he has a net worth of more than $1 million. He has been earning well from his cla s ses and royalties from his books.

Marc Lamont's Journalism Career

Marc joined the Fox News channel in 2007 as a political reporter, where he used to report for the shows like 'The O'Reilly Factor', 'Huckabee' and 'Hannity'. Before joining FOX, he served as a political commentator on MSNBC, CNN, and Court TV, where he worked as a weekly contributor to the 'Star Jones' shows.

On 10 August, Marc began to host the syndicated TV show ' Our World with Black Enterprise'. Later, he joined the world famous blog site Huffingpost.com to host the HuffPost live. At present, he hosts the VH1 Live. 

Marc Lamont is also a Writer and Profesor

He is not only a stunning journalist but also an author. He has released four books till now. His books mainly cover the American history, Past life of Black people, and experience of American media industry.

My new book is "NOBODY: Casualties of America's War on the Vulnerable, From Ferguson to Flint and Beyond" ORDER NOW! https://t.co/5aDd9s7pjE

— Marc Lamont Hill (@marclamonthill) August 8, 2016

Marc is also a professor of renown institute of Atlanta's  Morehouse College where he teaches African American Studies. He also served as an a s sociate professor at Temple University from 2005 to 2009. He moved to Columbia University's Teachers College on mid-2009 and worked as an a s sociate professor of Education. Later on, Marc moved to Morehouse College

Marc is near to forties, but still has an energy and pa s sion as that of a youngster. This multi-talented personality is also involved in philanthropical works.