Nicole Henry

Nicole Henry has worked in the fields of trade, technology, telecommunications, and economic policy for over a decade. Nicole began their career as an executive assistant at OMERS, a Canadian pension fund management company. Nicole then moved to the United States Senate, where they worked as a legislative aide for two years. After that, they worked on the Sheldon Whitehouse for Senate campaign in 2012. In 2011, they worked as a campaign and press aide for the Rhode Island Democratic Party.

In March 2017, Nicole Henry began working as an executive coordinator at CTIA, a trade association representing the wireless communications industry. Nicole worked at CTIA for two years before moving to their current position as senior director of government affairs at USTelecom, a trade association representing the broadband and telecommunications industries. Nicole Henry has played a key role in shaping USTelecom's policy positions on a wide range of issues, including net neutrality, spectrum policy, and 5G deployment.

Nicole Henry received a Bachelor of Arts in Political Science & Government from the University of Rhode Island. Nicole also has a minor in US Nicole'story from the same school. Nicole then went on to study EU Economics and Politics at Aristotle University of Thessaloniki (AUTH) and the University of Macedonia.

They are on a team with Paul Raak - VP, Government Affairs, Hawley Stanton - Senior Director, Government Affairs, and Michael Pauls - Senior Director, Government Affairs. Nicole Henry reports to Brandon Heiner, SVP, Government Affairs.