An esteemed attorney of Syrian American descent, Yado Yakub is widely recognized as the husband of Margaret Brennan, a senior foreign affairs correspondent for CBS News. Yado, whose full name is Ali Iyad Yakub, has made significant professional achievements in his career.
Born in the United States on July 23, 1978, Yado was raised in a multicultural environment, shaping his proficiency in multiple languages such as Arabic, Spanish, English, and French. He attended Langley High School in McLean, Virginia, and pursued a degree in International Relations at Georgetown University, graduating with honors in 2000.
After starting his career in finance and working in New York City and Dubai, Yado returned to the United States in 2010. He co-founded a successful technology startup and later engaged in philanthropy, supporting charitable causes and education-focused initiatives.
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Educational background
Yado completed his undergraduate studies in International Relations at the University of Virginia. He went on to further his education by pursuing a law degree from the University of Miami School of Law.
Professional Journey
Beginning his career as a legislative correspondent, Yado later gained legal experience at the Diaz & Kaiser law firm. His diverse professional experience also includes consulting at PwC and his current roles as a lieutenant colonel, judge advocate, and foreign area officer for Marine Corps Recruiting, in addition to being the senior strategic advisor for SAS.
Net Worth and Personal Life
While his exact net worth is not publicly disclosed, sources estimate Yado’s net worth to be around $2 million. Yado and Margaret Brennan met during their undergraduate days and married in 2015. They share two children, Eamon Yakub and Malek Murphy Yakub.
