Alexis Glick is leaving Fox Business Network. Read to learn more about the story.

Alexis Glick, vice president of Fox Business Network and the anchor person of ‘Opening Bill’, has announced that she is leaving the news network for a new venture. The details of her new venture have not been revealed. She announced that today would be her last day on the show. ‘I have enjoyed three fulfilling years of growth, learning, development, fun, and games,’ says Glick in her last appearance in the show. A Fox Business Network spokesman confirmed the news of her exit from the channel. It is not known yet who will succeed Glick.

Alexis Glick is one of the most prominent personalities of the Fox news network after Liz Claman and the network’s managing editor Neil Cavuto. Alexis Glick has formerly hosted ‘Money for Breakfast’ which was later replaced by a simulcast of Don Imus’ morning show.

Alexis Glick joined Fox Business Network in 2006 and has hosted ‘Money for Breakfast’ for last two years. Before joining Fox Network, Alexis Glick worked on a temporary hosting assignment at NBC’s ‘Today Show’. She has also hosted ‘Early Today’ as a substitute anchorperson in February 2005. Previously, she worked as a senior business reporter for CNBC. During her broadcasting career, Glick has interviewed leading personalities such as President Obama, former Irish head of state John Bruton, and Canadian Premier Stephen Harper.

Early Career Details

Alexis Glick is a graduate of Columbia University where she received her bachelor’s degree in political science. Her pre-broadcasting career includes her services as an analyst in the equities division of Goldman Sachs. Her mother is a real estate developer while her father is an entertainment lawyer.

Alexis Glick