Paul Hendrie

Paul Hendrie has a diverse work experience in the field of news and media. Paul started their career as a Staff Reporter at the Manchester Evening Herald in 1981. Later, they worked as a Staff Reporter at the Journal Inquirer where they covered state politics and also substituted as a news editor. In 1988, they worked as a Washington Correspondent for Thomson Newspapers.

In 1989, Paul Hendrie joined The Record as an Assistant Assignment Editor and Staff Reporter. Paul supervised a team of reporters covering municipal news and edited articles for a metro daily. Paul also worked on the copy and production desks and managed a suburban news bureau on deadline as a night editor.

From 1996 to 1999, Paul Hendrie served as the Communications Director and Managing Editor at the Center for Responsive Politics. In this role, they managed communications for a leading non-partisan research group and edited a nationally circulated newsletter. Paul also supervised the editing and production of research reports, coordinated media outreach, and managed the editorial content of an award-winning website.

In 1999, Paul Hendrie joined Bloomberg News as a Legal Editor and Deputy National Legal Team Leader. Paul supervised the coverage of U.S. legal news, including the Supreme Court, federal courts, and the Justice Department, for a worldwide business news service.

Paul Hendrie then joined Congressional Quarterly in 2004. Paul served as the Energy, Environment & Transportation Editor, where they supervised the coverage of policy news in these areas. Paul later became the Defense & Foreign Policy Editor, overseeing the coverage of defense, foreign policy, intelligence, and homeland security policy news for the leading news organization covering the U.S. Congress.

In 2015, Paul Hendrie joined Bloomberg BNA as the Managing Editor for the Daily Report for Executives, where they held the position until 2017. Paul then transitioned to Bloomberg Government, where they initially worked as the Deputy News Director. Later, they took on the role of Team Leader for Social Policy, Defense, and Homeland Security News.

Throughout their career, Paul Hendrie has demonstrated expertise in news editing, management, and coverage of various policy areas.

Paul Hendrie completed their Bachelor of Science degree in Journalism at Boston University from 1976 to 1980. Paul later pursued a Master of Public Administration in Public Administration from New York University, where they studied from 1990 to 1993. Additionally, Paul holds a certification in American Red Cross CPR/AED, but details about the institution, month, and year of certification are not provided.