Amanda Bossard net worth

In 1992, Amanda Bossard began her study of marine biology in Anchorage at Alaska Pacific University. Bossard started her profession as a commercial seafood worker in 1999. She began to work on the F/V Sunset which was a 65' halibut schooner and was later converted into a Salmon tender, for Murat Aritan. She had been working in commercial fishing since. Bossard got married to Aritan in 1999 and the two have joined in fighting for their company. Both are advocates of conserving renewable and sustainable sources of seafood. Otolith is a wholesale direct seafood company, was established in 2007 by Bella Bossard (age 3), Andre Bossard (1 year old) and Bossard's mother. Bossard had returned to Philadelphia following the birth of two children. Its name is an affectionate reminder of her intimate expertise in fish biology as well as her husband's lengthy involvement with the fishing industry, frequently leaving them separated for five months or more while they focus on economic and environmental objectives that show their independence as well as commitment to their community wherever they live. Bossard's daughters Isabella, age 12, and son Andre, age 10, come back each year for a visit to Southeast Alaska to work in the position of deckhand during wild salmon season. The two-month period is when Bossard and her daughter Isabella use hooks & lines to fish for the salmon they want to catch. Aritan will then sell their seafood for processing locally. Amanda Bossard has been an anchor/MMJ for News 12 The Bronx since November of 2015, and for News 12 Brooklyn. She's obsessed with telling compelling reports and spotlighting everything positive happening within the communities she covers.