Biography of Bernie Smilovitz
Bernie Smilovich is a famous American anchor and reporter. As of now, he has been working at Detroit-based WDIV-TV (NBC Affiliate) as a sports director since 1986. He worked as an anchor for a four-hour sports show on the all-news radio station.
Age of Bernie Smilovitz
Bernie Smilovich was born in Brooklyn, New York, United States of America. He has not shared details about his exact age, once we have information on that we will update this section.
Height of Bernie Smilovitz
Bernie stands at 5 ft 8 in/1.73m tall.
Bernie Smilovitz training
Bernie attended and graduated with a BA in Journalism from the University of Maryland.
Bernie Smilovich Family
Bernie’s parents moved to New York after World War II. His parents then moved to Washington, DC at the age of 5. Once he shares the identity of his parents and siblings, he will update this section.
Spouse of Bernie Smilovitz
Bernie is married to Donna Smilovich. Together, they are blessed with two adorable children. When not in the air, he likes to eat with his family in all types of restaurants, especially those with windows, and he also plays tennis and basketball.
Bernie Smilovitz Kids
Bernie and Donna have two adorable children, son Jacob Smilovitz graduated from the University of Michigan’s Stephen M. Ross School of Business and was one of the rising stars on Forbes magazine’s 30 Under 30 list for 2018. Works for The New York Times as director of mergers and acquisitions and investments.
Career of Bernie Smilovitz
Bernie Smilovitz has been with Detroit-based WDIV-TV (NBC Affiliate) as Sports Director since 1986. He worked on the all-news radio station’s four-hour sports show as anchor.
He also occasionally worked in the Washington sports scene. From there, he went to Detroit in March 1986 to join the sports team at WDIV-TV. One of his responsibilities was to cover Tigers baseball games and anchor the 5, 6 and 11 p.m. sportscasts.
He began his broadcasting career in 1986 at WDIV. Through his journalistic journey, he has won six local Emmys. Also, Hour Detroit readers awarded him “Best Local Athlete” in 2005, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010 and 2011.
