Tommy Screen is all grown up

Though he’s only 33 years old, Tommy Screen has had more than a quarter of a century of experience in Louisiana politics. He was just five years old when his father, Pat Screen, was elected mayor of Baton Rouge, and he spent his childhood following his dad around City Hall. He had an internship with famed political consultant James Carville before he even started college, and his first job after graduating was with the state’s senior senator, John Breaux. So it seems only fitting that Screen has taken over the reins at Loyola University’s esteemed Institute of Politics. To read the rest of Stephanie Riegel’s profile in the latest issue of 10/12 Magazine, click here.