Tom Foreman earned his bachelor's degree in Broadcast Journalism and Theater Performance from Troy University in Alabama, graduating magna cum laude. Outside his professional work, Foreman is an avid ultra-marathoner and frequently competes in endurance races that exceed fifty miles.
Foreman’s passion for journalism began during high school, where he worked at a local radio station in Alabama. After graduating from college, he launched his professional career at WSFA-TV in Montgomery, Alabama. He later joined WWL-TV in New Orleans, gaining substantial experience in broadcast journalism. His growing expertise ultimately led to a decade-long tenure with ABC News, where he served primarily as a reporter at the Denver bureau.
After his time at ABC News, Foreman became a senior anchor at National Geographic Channel and later served as managing editor for the critically acclaimed program Inside Base Camp. His interviewing on the program earned him an Emmy Award for Best Interviewer. He also contributed to the series American Journey, which focused on American communities navigating innovation and economic adversity.
In 2004, Foreman joined CNN, where he is based in the Washington, D.C., bureau. His journalism at the network spans a diverse range of topics, including politics, societal issues, and major national events. He regularly contributes to programs such as The Lead with Jake Tapper, Anderson Cooper 360°, and The Situation Room. His ability to deliver in-depth analysis and compelling human-interest reporting has made him a respected figure at the network.
| Marital Status: | He likes to keep a low profile |
| Profession: | News reporter |
| Nationality: | American |
| Employer: | CNN |
