Amanda Bossard net worth

Amanda Bossard was just out high school when she began her marine biology education at Alaska PacificUniversity in Anchorage. Bossard started her profession as a commercial fish worker in 1999. She started working with the ship F/V Sunset a 65' halibut-schooner and was later converted into a salmon tender for Murat Aritan, who had been working in commercial fishing since 1993. Bossard and Aritan are married now and have joined forces to claim their place in their respective industries. Both of them are proponents of conservation and profiting from sustainable resources within the seafood industry. In 2007, the mother to two kids Bella age 3 and Andre 1 Bossard and then relocating back to live in Philadelphia and opened an online direct market wholesale seafood distributor called Otolith. The husband of the business has a lengthy history in the fish industry, which often keeps them apart for five months or more. It is during this time that they're focusing on their environment and financial targets. Since July of 2016, Bossard along with her daughter Isabella age 12 and son Andre age 10 are back in Southeast Alaska annually each summer as deckhands during the wild salmon harvest in summer. Hooks and lines are employed to capture their salmon and then join Aritan to market their products to local processors for a period of two months. Then they continue to grow their direct seafood market via Otolith Sustainable Seafood. Amanda Bossard was hired as anchor for News 12/MMJ and News 12 Anchor/MMJ and News 12 Brooklyn in November of 2015. She enjoys highlighting the positive things that happen in the boroughs she represents, and to tell stories that impact.