With two decades of experience in Journalism field, Julie Hirschfeld Davis is the White House correspondent for the New York Times.
Before the high-profile move to NYT in 2014, she developed her extensive knowledge of the inner-workings of Capitol Hill during the stints at Bloomberg News, the Associated Press, The Baltimore Sun and Congressional Quarterly.
The New York City native also regularly spews her political thoughts on PBS, CNN, and MSNBC.
The winner of Everett McKinley Dirksen Award 2009, Julie's professional achievements often overshadows her other milestones.
After completing high school education, she enrolled at Yale University's journalism programme. While attaining her college education, Julie learned all there is to learn about media and broadcasting.
For a person of five feet and six inches height and 60 kilograms weight, the award-winning journo didn't let the misogynistic surroundings push her around.
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