Judi Currie
Judi Currie is an accomplished communications professional with over 15 years of experience in writing, reporting, and media production across newspapers, magazines, radio, television, and digital platforms. She is currently the principal of Currie Creative, where she provides freelance writing, production, and content management services, as well as project coordination and media support for clients in business, government, and nonprofit sectors. Judi is recognized for her ability to craft compelling stories, manage complex projects, and deliver high-quality multimedia content across multiple platforms.
Throughout her career, Judi has produced award-winning features on topics such as housing shortages and workforce challenges, and has reported on critical issues including the opioid crisis, immigration, education, and municipal governance. Her work blends in-depth journalism with strategic communication, leveraging her expertise in social media, press releases, digital content, and technical production. She has also collaborated with nonprofits to enhance marketing initiatives, improve brand recognition, and implement CRM systems, demonstrating her versatility and leadership in communications.
Judi holds an Associate of Arts from the University of New Hampshire and maintains a strong technical skillset, including Microsoft Office, Access database design, and Adobe Creative Suite. She has contributed to prominent organizations such as New Hampshire PBS, Business NH Magazine, Foster’s Daily Democrat, and the Dover Adult Learning Center, combining field reporting, studio production, and project management expertise. Judi is available for opportunities in media relations, technical writing, project management, and multimedia production.
• University of New Hampshire - AA
What do you attribute your success to?
I attribute my success to my passion for the media world, which began when I attended broadcaster school in 1980. Since then, I have built a diverse career in public television, freelance writing, and editing, including producing projects for local PBS stations. Highlights of my career include interviewing President Clinton, which was broadcast on four radio stations, and collaborating on a wide range of media projects that allowed me to grow my skills across writing, reporting, and production. I am deeply motivated by the opportunity to inspire and help others while continuously learning and exploring new facets of the media industry.
What’s the best career advice you’ve ever received?
The best career advice I’ve ever received is to do work that I truly enjoy. Finding a career that aligns with my passions has allowed me to stay motivated, continuously learn, and deliver my best work, while also making a meaningful impact in the media world.
What advice would you give to young women entering your industry?
My advice to young women entering the media industry is to embrace their curiosity and pursue their passions with confidence. I hope to inspire them to explore every opportunity, develop their skills across multiple platforms, and never underestimate the impact they can have through storytelling, creativity, and dedication.
What values are most important to you in your work and personal life?
The values most important to me in both my work and personal life are creativity, curiosity, and connection. Professionally, I strive to tell stories that inform and inspire, while continuously learning and exploring new skills in the media world. Personally, I cherish experiences that spark joy and creativity, such as traveling to national parks with my best friend and designing costumes for theater productions, which allow me to stay inspired and bring a sense of imagination and passion to everything I do.