Thomas P. Farley is a senior editor at Town & Country, where he oversees the magazine's Social Graces and On the Town columns. He is also the editor of the Town & Country compendium Modern Manners: The Thinking Person's Guide to Social Graces (Hearst Books; 2005). As a manners and lifestyle expert, he has been interviewed by the New York Times, USA Today, radio stations nationwide and all of the major broadcast networks. Farley's other responsibilities at Town & Country include coordinating the magazine's green coverage and writing on fine dining and travel. His forays abroad have taken him from the glaciers of Antarctica to the cliffs of Nice, where he explored the south of France from the driver's seat of an Aston Martin. Among his most recent (and tasty) roles was serving as a pastry judge for the prestigious High School Chef of the Year competition, sponsored by Johnson & Wales University.
Apart from his work at Town & Country, Farley is an avid marathoner, blogger and an advocate for volunteering while on vacation, as he has done for the past seven summers, housebuilding in Mexico. An honors graduate of New York's Fordham University, he is a member of the Board of Governors of the New York Press Club and has been a guest lecturer at New York University's School of Continuing and Professional Education. Prior to joining Town & Country, Farley was editor-in-chief of the luxury magazine The World of Hibernia.
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