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Kelley Chunn has 25 years of communications experience locally, nationally and abroad. In Boston, one of the top ten media markets in the United States, she has worked as a TV news and public affairs writer/producer at all three-television network affiliates (WCVB, WHDH and WBZ). She wrote and produced newscasts, "liveshots" and special programming including a year long public service campaign called "Here's To Your Health" for WHDH-TV.

She has served in the public sector as a communications specialist for the Massachusetts Housing Finance Agency (MHFA). There she worked as MHFA spokesperson, conducted community outreach, marketed affordable housing programs, planned special events and produced agency publications and videos.

Nationally she is affiliated with the Public Relations Society of America, the National and Boston Associations of Black Journalists, and the Boston Coalition of Black Women. She also belongs to the Boston Chamber of Commerce, the Hispanic Chamber of Commerce, and the Boston Idea Group (formerly the Ad Club of Greater Boston).

Her foreign experience includes work as a communications consultant in the West African country of Nigeria. In addition she has traveled to Europe, South America and the Caribbean Islands.

She holds a M.S. degree from the Simmons College Graduate Program in Communications Management and a B.S. degree in Journalism from New York University.

In addition to consulting, she has taught public relations and marketing at Northeastern University, Pine Manor College and The Heller School at Brandeis University.