Doug Mouton Biography
Doug Mouton works as a sports director for WWL TV in New Orleans. Mouton worked as the bureau chief for WWL-Northshore TV’s Bureau from 2006 to 2012, when he was appointed to Director of WWL-Sports TV.
Doug Mouton Age
Mouton was born in the United States of America, Apparently, His exact date of birth is not known. His date and month of birth are not revealed.
Doug Mouton Education
He is a graduate of Brother Martin High School and the University of New Orleans.
Doug Mouton Wife -Married
Mouton is happily married to his wife Jamie. The two are the proud parents of two children, Quentin and Emily. The family lives near Mandeville on the Northshore.
Doug Mouton WWL TV – Career
Mouton is an American journalist that works as the Sports Director for WWL TV in New Orleans. Mouton was the bureau chief for WWL-Northshore TV’s Bureau from 2006 to 2012, when he was promoted to WWL-Sports TV’s Director. He began his broadcast career as an intern for legendary sportscaster Buddy Diliberto. During his career, he worked for KEVN-TV in Rapid City, South Dakota, KVHP-TV in Lake Charles, and WEAR-TV in Pensacola. Doug worked for 11 years at ABC-26 in New Orleans before joining the WWL-Northshore TV Bureau in October 2006. From 2006 to 2012, Mouton was the bureau chief for WWL-Northshore TV’s Bureau, before being promoted to Director of WWL-Sports TV.
In the last 50 years, only three people have held the post at Channel 4: Hap Glaudi, Jim Henderson, and Doug. Doug has worked in the broadcast profession for approximately 30 years. He is the current President of the New Orleans Press Club and has twice been named Louisiana Sportscaster of the Year. Doug is always willing to volunteer his time and resources to a variety of charities. Every year for the Louisiana Association of Fairs and Festivals, he hosts the Queen of Queens Beauty Pageant and the Louisiana Special Olympics’ Over the Edge. He is a member of the Sugar Bowl’s Sports Committee. Mouton is a New Orleans native who attended the University of New Orleans after graduating from Brother Martin High School.
He began his broadcasting career as an intern for Buddy Diliberto, a famed sportscaster. He worked for KEVN-TV in Rapid City, South Dakota, KVHP-TV in Lake Charles, and WEAR-TV in Pensacola during his career. Before joining the WWL-Northshore TV Bureau in October 2006, Doug worked for 11 years at ABC-26 in New Orleans. Doug has served as a full-time Sports Anchor and Reporter, as well as a News Anchor, Reporter, Producer, and Manager in the newsroom. He was honored by the New Orleans Broadcasting Hall of Fame with the Master’s Award in 2005. He has won 17 first-place awards from the Press Club of New Orleans, including Best Newscast, Best Sportscast, and the Jim Metcalf Award for the Best Story of the Year.
Doug Mouton Salary
Mouton earns an annual salary ranging from $40,000 – $ 110,500.
Doug Mouton’s Net Worth
Mouton has an estimated net worth ranging between $1 Million – $5 Million.