Biography
Beth Comstock is a Business executive from the United States who was once General Electric’s vice chair. She oversaw GE Business Innovations, which created new ventures, markets, and service offerings. She also builds brand value and collaborates with partners to strengthen GE’s innovative culture. GE Lighting, Current, GE Ventures & Licensing, as well as GE sales, marketing, and communications, are all included in one unit.
Beth Comstock Age
Comstock is 63 years old as of 30 August 2024. She was born on 30 August 1960 in United States.
Parents and Siblings
Comstock was born in Morgantown, West Virginia, to a father who worked as a dentist and a mother who taught school. Of the three children, she is the eldest. She completed her elementary school years in the Virginian Shenandoah Valley after her family relocated there. Comstock earned a Bachelor of Science in biology with a minor in anthropology from The College of William & Mary in 1982.
Comstock Husband
Comstock stated that prior to paying $5.75 million for the townhouse in 2012, she and her spouse, tech executive Chris Travers, resided in a West Village unit.
Comstock Net Worth
Beth has an estimated net worth of $6 million.
Comstock Worth
Comstock began her career as an intern at a public radio station after realizing she “want[ed] to tell stories about science.” She later moved on to public-access television in Washington, D.C. and local television reporting in Virginia. In the middle of the 1980s, she relocated to NBC as a PR coordinator.
She worked for CBS and Turner Broadcasting before being lured back to NBC News for a turnaround initiative when the division was on the verge of collapse due to a “fake news” crisis. Comstock’s performance led to Jack Welch recognizing him and promoting him to higher positions inside GE, the company that controlled NBC at the time.
Comstock took over as GE’s chief marketing and commercial officer in 2003, becoming the company’s first CMO in over two decades. In 2005, Comstock launched Ecomagination, an endeavor aimed at encouraging GE and its clients to have a positive environmental impact. She began serving as President of Integrated Media at NBC Universal in 2006, where she was in charge of ad sales, marketing, and research.
She also oversaw the creation of Hulu and directed the company’s digital initiatives, which included Peacock Equity and the acquisition of iVillage.com. In the end, Comstock was elevated to GE Vice Chair. She left this position in October 2017 to concentrate on other opportunities. Comstock’s debut book, “Imagine It Forward: Courage, Creativity, and the Power of Change,” was published in September 2018.