David Schechter did not reveal where he would join after leaving the channel. Many speculate that he will join the field of journalism.
Meanwhile, David worked for 16 years with the channel and was in tears while announcing his departure from WFAA on LIVE. He is not sick or ill, which is not why he is leaving the channel.
David was enthusiastic about his job at WFAA because it allowed him to take chances and explore novel ideas.
He values camaraderie, the shared commitment to producing excellent work, and the station’s dedication to retaining qualified personnel.
David played the guitar in the rock group Surgeon General when he was younger. His vintage crimson Stratocaster is still with him.
Schechter was awarded the Walter Cronkite Award for Excellence in Political Reporting, nominated for a James Beard Award, graduated from the University of Michigan, is a patented inventor, and is a fellow of the Poynter Institute for Ethics.
On a personal level, David adores socializing, is fascinated by how things function, and is incredibly curious about it. He prepares the family’s quick breakfasts and makes excellent lattes at home.
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