Martha Sulgalski is one of the most renowned journalists that work for
NBC. She is a reporter and a news anchor with NBC-TV affiliate in Orlando Florida. She was born on 22nd February 1970 in Philadelphia. She grew up in West Palm Beach and has a degree in communications from the Florida Atlantic University. She has had quite an experience working as a journalist as she was previously a reporter for WTVJ- TV in Miami. She also used to work as an evening weekday anchor for West palm beach TV which is an affiliate of NBC. She has also worked as a general assignment reporter for WPBF-TV which is located in West Palm Beach.
Other than being a journalist she is also a full time mother of three and is actively involved in her children's life and has served at the board of directors for an organization known as Adopt a classroom which is found in South Florida. This is a non profit organization whose main aim is to connect the business world to the public school systems. Sulgalski has many feathers to her cap as she has also worked as an overnight newscaster for CBS. Here she worked for a program that is known as "up to the minute" and stayed in the position for three years. She also worked as an anchor and field reporter at a news station in Kalispell, Montana.
In 1997 she got a job with the North West Cable News in Seattle where she worked till 1997. From here she moved to being a reporter for WTIC-TV in Connecticut. She worked here for around two years and moved on to become an anchor in their offices in Michigan. She stayed here for four years where she was given the duties to work as a weekday reporter in California for KGPE-TV. She has also worked as a freelance reporter for the Newspath in CBS. This is when she was named the anchor of CBS news.
On March 18th 2009 as she was doing her news for the popular up to the minute she announced that was her last night working for the station as she was moving to ABC. She was succeeded by Michelle Gielan who at first admitted that it was hard to fit into her shoes. She continued her legacy in ABC and is one of the most treasured journalists there. She does her work with so much passion and integrity which is reflected in all the stories that she does.
