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NPR taps Henry as deputy managing editor for recruitment and development

Shirley Henry

NPR has promoted Shirley Henry to deputy managing editor for recruitment and development. In her new role, Henry will be a key partner in helping recruit new and diverse talent at all levels of the newsroom.

Henry has been with NPR for over 7 years, recently serving as chief Washington editor. Before that, she has held the posts of deputy Washington editor and senior editor, Washington desk.

Henry has also worked at CNN for over 9 years.

Henry graduated from Boston University.

Mariam Ahmed

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