Patrick Henry has been a business-to-business
journalist, editor, publications director, and educator since 1977. His
positions have included publisher and editorial director of Printing
News, a weekly newspaper serving the printing industry in the New
York-New Jersey metro area. He currently is executive editor of Package
Design and WhatTheyThink.com
and a
contributing editor to American
Printer magazine.
A former director of publications for the National
Association for Printing Leadership (NAPL), Mr. Henry wrote the
chapters on production for The
Magazine Publishing Industry (Allyn
& Bacon, 1997). Mr. Henry is the author of hundreds of articles and
monographs on business and technology issues in the printing industry.
He has taught editing, publishing, and print production at New
York City College of Technology since 2002 and at New York University
from 1987 to 2006 and was the recipient of a
"Person of the Year" award from The New York Printing Teachers Guild in
1999. He is an advisor to the Electronic
Document Systems Foundation, a scholarship-granting organization
dedicated to enhancing the value of paper and electronic documents.
On January 18, 2000, Mr. Henry received the Florence B.
and Leo H. Joachim Award for industry service at the Printing Week
Dinner in New York City. In 2001, he was chosen to receive a "Gamma
Gold Key Award" from Gamma Chapter, Gamma Epsilon Tau (New York City
Technical College), the national graphic arts fraternity. He also
inducted into NAPL's Soderstrom Society, a fellowship recognizing
industry service.
Mr. Henry currently operates Liberty or Death
Communications, a consultancy specializing in research, education,
and
marketing support services for the graphic communications and
publishing industries.
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