Filippos Terzian
Biography of Philip Terzian
Philip Terzian is a journalist working for The Washington Examiner as a writer. Prior to its closure in December 2018, it was a culture founded by William Kristol and Fred Barnes and a senior fellow at The Weekly Standard, the political magazine. In addition, Philip has written American Century and Architects of Power. Terzian attended Montgomery Maryland Public Schools for his high school diploma. He later obtained a degree in English in 1973 from the University of Villanova. He also received a diploma in theological studies from the Episcopal Theological Seminary and was also the curator of the diaries of William Gladstone.
Philip Terzian Age
Philip Terzian was born in Kensington, Maryland, United States, on July 5, 1950. Phillip is 72 years old since 2022.
Height Philip Terzian
It is 5 feet 7 inches / 1. 72 m. Height.
Philip Terzian Education
Terzian attended Montgomery Maryland Public Schools for his high school diploma. He later obtained a degree in English in 1973 from the University of Villanova. He also received a diploma in theological studies from the Episcopal Theological Seminary and was also the curator of the diaries of William Gladstone.
Philip Terzian family
Philip Terzian was born to the caring parents of Louise Terzian and LA Terzian in Kensington, Maryland, United States. His father served as a microbiologist while his mother was a judge and lawyer.
Wife Philip Terzian
He is married to the beautiful wife of Grace Barrett Payne. The duo are blessed with two beautiful children, Graice Benedict Paine and William Thomas Paine.
Salary Philip Terzian
Philip Terzian receives an annual salary of $ 82,567. This is according to the salaries of the Washington Examiner presenters / journalists.
Philip Terzian Net worth
Terzian has an estimated net worth of $ 5 million.
Career Philip Terzian
Philip Terzian is a journalist working for The Washington Examiner as a writer. Prior to its closure in December 2018, it was a culture founded by William Kristol and Fred Barnes and a senior fellow at The Weekly Standard, the political magazine. In addition, Philip has written American Century and Architects of Power.
In addition, he also served on The Weekly Standard as a Senior Writer, a culture founded by William Kristol and Fred Barnes, and in the magazine Politics in 1995. Prior to joining The Weekly Standard, Philip reported from dozens of foreign countries for two decades and has received a Pulitzer Prize from the jury and a Pulitzer Prize for outstanding commentary.
