Shawn Tully is an American business journalist at ''Fortune'' magazine, Speaker, and the writer who coined the acronym "HENRYs" (High Earners Not Rich Yet), to characterize a demographic of Americans in lucrative professions who encounter difficulties accumulating substantial wealth. Tully is one of the two Fortune Senior Editors-at-Large, along with Geoffrey Colvin. Since Tully introduced the term in 2003, "The HENRYs" has gained widespread recognition in defining this affluent group. Widely adopted in the financial press and utilized by money managers both in the United States and internationally, the term has become a prominent label associated with the financial landscape.
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Shawn Tully is an American business journalist at ''Fortune'' magazine, Speaker, and the writer who coined the acronym "HENRYs" (High Earners Not Rich Yet), to characterize a demographic of Americans in lucrative professions who encounter difficulties accumulating substantial wealth. Tully is one of the two Fortune Senior Editors-at-Large, along with Geoffrey Colvin. Since Tully introduced the term in 2003, "The HENRYs" has gained widespread recognition in defining this affluent group. Widely adopted in the financial press and utilized by money managers both in the United States and internationally, the term has become a prominent label associated with the financial landscape.
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