Maggie Kent
Maggie Kent
Maggie Kent is an American Actress, journalist and reporter at 6ABC in WPVI-TV news. She is covering breaking, feature and general assignment stories. Before working at 6ABC, Maggie worked at WCBS-TV as a reporter/fill-in anchor in the New York City.[1] [2]
Personal Life and Education
Maggie Kent was born on 19 June 1990 in South Philadelphia United States. She is very close to her parents and continually posts pictures with her family on social media.[3]
Maggie has not revealed information about her siblings yet, but she tends to surprise her family on special occasions.
At 29, she cherished the presence of her parents in her life and makes time for them despite her busy schedule.
Maggie Kent studied at Central High School and completed her education at Montclair State University, where she gained a Bachelor’s degree in Broadcasting. Apart from Journalism, Maggie is also a shopaholic and a talkative person![5][6]
Marital Life
Maggie Kent is married to Kevin Kent, she started dating her husband Kevin Kent while still at high school.
However, their love story only began after a mutual friend introduced the two in June of 2006.
The two were soon inseparable as they always showered each other with love and support.
Kevin proposed to Maggie on 23 June, 2016.
Maggie, who was lucky enough to get engaged to her Junior prom date, was thrilled to spend the entire life with him.
Maggie and Kevin got married in 2017, one year after the engagement.
Following the wedding ceremony, they spent a wonderful honeymoon on a beautiful island Koh Tao in Thailand.
Career
Maggie Kent started her career carrying her own camera through the streets of the Bronx as a multimedia journalist and reporter for News 12 The Bronx and Brooklyn.
Magdalena began her media career in 2011 with internships at WWOR-TV, Inside Edition and WABC-TV.
Maggie Kent continued to work for WABC TV, NY, as a desk assistant where she put together new scripts and restored archived videos.
At the same time, she also operated the teleprompter on the live ‘Eyewitness News’ broadcasts.
She eventually became the evening anchor, and it was there that she was nominated for an Emmy Award for her series “Wheels in Motion.” The story follows the lives of two paralyzed New Yorkers who have founded a non-profit helping others regain their mobility.
In 2016, Maggie joined the team at WCBS-TV in New York City. There, she covered a wide range of stories including the 2016 Presidential debate at Hofstra University, terrorist attacks, storm coverage, and countless local and international issues.
Maggie has also worked as a freelance reporter at News 12.
In an interview, she revealed that she left her job at WCBS-TV and moved to 6ABC so she could be closer to her family in Philadelphia. Maggie had spent most of her life in Philadelphia but had to move to New York in 2007 because of her job.
Maggie Kent covers the breaking, feature and general assignment stories around Philadelphia. For her outstanding work at WPVI-TV, she is provided with a hefty salary. Even though the exact figures are in shadows, Maggie earns an average of $45K per year. She has an estimated net worth of $ 7 million dollars as of 2019.[4]
Maggie Kent at New York
In the fast-paced, exciting and ever-changing market of New York City, a quality broker has to be ready for anything and willing to go that extra mile (or 468.9 square miles, to be exact) for their client.
In Maggie Kent new video, she shows that she is an agent with the knowledge, determination, and personality to get the job done.
The video offers a highly imaginative, energetic and thoughtful look into what it takes to be successful in NYC real estate.
Anyone in the business knows that in real estate you’re not just selling a property, you’re selling a lifestyle and that’s especially true in New York City.
Maggie’s creativity and in-depth understanding of the business shine through in this unique take on real estate marketing.
The video is an exciting example of the marketing opportunities available for brokers if they’re willing to think outside the box.
Speaking of the experience, Maggie said,
“creating this reel gave me more freedom to show another side of my personality and express my take on the business.”
NYC real estate is competitive, not just for buyers and sellers, but for agents, too.
Finding a way to differentiate yourself as a broker that speaks to your individual strengths is essential.
“Everyone has a unique brand and it is important to figure out the best way to express yours.
Being authentic is the best way to start,”
said Maggie Kent.
A savvy agent such as Maggie Kent knows that having a social media presence is of paramount importance to being successful in the real estate industry today.
“It’s all about establishing a connection with potential customers and reconnecting with your loyal ones,”
Maggie explains.
“It is important for us as professionals to share knowledge with our audience in ways that are concise and effective.”
This video is not only fun and informative, but it’s a brilliant example of marketing done right.
Maggie Kent showed her potential clients her determination, marketing ability and keen understanding of NYC real estate and shares with fellow brokers a unique and energetic way to interact with clients, highlighting the agent’s personality.
Some of Maggie's News Articles
REMEMBERING SAM OZER: Silent bike ride in Manayunk honors 17-year-old killed by driver
Sam Ozer had a wild smile, great hair and a quirky sense of style.
He was drawn to mechanics, breaking, rigging and fixing.
PHILADELPHIA (WPVI) -- The bicycle community in Philadelphia's Manayunk section, and around the country, participated in a silent ride in memory of a 17-year-old cyclist fatally struck by a driver on Sunday.
Ozer is described by his teacher and mountain biking coach, Anne Rock.
"He was fully and uniquely himself which for a young person I think is remarkable.[10]
Beachgoer in Ocean City, New Jersey practice social distancing as summers kicks into gear
"I like how they have the sanitizers so you can wash your hands, and I see people are keeping it in mind," said Cory Moorman on his annual visit to Ocean City.
OCEAN CITY, New Jersey (WPVI) -- Walking along the boards in Ocean City, New Jersey you'll hear recorded messages urging caution: "masks or face coverings are highly recommended, look for hand sanitizer dispensers on boardwalk railings."
As establishments reopen for business and the mercury rises, people are flocking to the shore.[11]
Manayunk's Main Street welcomes outdoor diners
In Philadelphia, Friday marked the first day of outdoor dining at city restaurants.
PHILADELPHIA (WPVI) -- Slowly but surely, more and more elements of the economy are being allowed to reopen, but safety remains a top priority.
"It's been a long time coming we're in need of this.
Today, I left the house.
I felt like it was the first day of school.
I was sharpening my number 2 pencils," said Michael Rose, owner of Manayunk Brewing Company.[12]
Trivia
Magdalena is a sports fan & a native Philadelphian, she likes nothing better than bantering over the recent sporting results and upcoming games with her New York colleagues. Some of her other hobbies include working on DIY projects or hunting through thrift shops.