Michelle Jenneke and Rachel Uchitel net worth

Michelle Jenneke was a model in Australia. She was an athlete who took home silver at the Olympics and also influenced the world of social media. Michelle Jenneke was a well-known Olympian and was awarded an award that was silver. Furthermore Michelle Jenneke is an Australian hurdler has a sizable fan base on social media. Michelle Jenneke, born in 1993, is a birthday girl each year on the 23rd day of June. She's 29 years old. Her birthplace was Kenthurst, New South Wales in Australia. She was also born under Pisces as her Pisces birth sign, and is also from Australian origin. In terms of the celebrity hurdler's history, there is no information that has been made public about her family members and parents. The family pictures she shared were posted on various social media platforms. In addition in the realm of siblings, she has a brother. But, she hasn't divulged the name of the brother. She was an outdoorsy, physically active youngster. Michelle Jenneke's schooling Michelle Jenneke attended Hills Grammar School as her first school. Following her high school graduation she went on to study in Sydney University. She's studying for a dual degree in electrical and mechanical engineering at a university level.

Rachel Uchitel was born in Anchorage, Alaska on January 29th in 1975. Her parents divorced after four years after the birth of her. Her father was a victim of substance abuse, and when she turned 15 years old the doctor died of an accidental overdose of cocaine. Her maternal grandfather, Maurice Uchitel, was a famous restaurant and nightclub proprietor from Russia who owned the renowned Manhattan club El Morocco. His will gave $150,000 to her after he died in 2000. She went to high school at the independent Millbrook School in Duchess County, New York, graduating in 1992. After graduating from University of New Hampshire with the bachelor's degree in psychology and communication in 1996, Uchitel took one of CNBC's short-term internships. Career After graduating, Uchitel took a short job at CNBC after which she worked for just under three years as a public relations rep for Homework Central, which is an organization that provides academic support and educational resources to underserved children. After that, she was promoted to the position of director of promotions and special events at Vault reports. The company offers professional networking as well as career advice and job searches. It was in 2000 with Bloomberg as an assistant for the news department. Next year she became editor of the financial news. Uchitel began to date Andy O'Grady while she was employed at Bloomberg.