Megan S. Kelley is an accomplished marketing professional with extensive cross-cultural experience, specializing in marketing, public speaking, and written communications. She has excelled in project management, client service, and problem-solving in her career spanning seven years. Her self-motivation, attention to detail, and enthusiasm for teamwork make her a valuable asset to any organization. Megan Kelley has gained international experience through her work in Argentina, Germany, and the UK, and is skilled in Spanish language, including reading, writing, and translating.

She obtained a degree in journalism, with an emphasis in Strategic Communications, and a Certificate in Business from the University of Wisconsin-Madison. Later, she studied Executive Global Master's in Management, Business Administration, and Management, General at The London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE).

Megan Kelley has held various roles, including her present position as a Marketing Manager at Accenture, and her previous position as an Associate Marketing Manager at the same company. In addition, she had a Bilingual Internship at Americas' Journalism Training Program, where she provided communications support and technical assistance to print and broadcast journalists in 17 Latin American countries. Her experience also extends to an internship in the Office of Governor Jim Doyle, where she served as a Constituent Services Intern, responding to calls, letters, and emails from constituents.

In a Marketing and Development Internship at the Boys & Girls Club of Dane County, she learned to create and execute fundraising events, write grant proposals, and develop sponsorships. Moreover, she completed a Development and Communications Internship at the American Lung Association, where she worked on social media campaigns and created press releases. Megan Kelley also served as a Marketing Intern at Human Kinetics, a leading publisher in the sports and fitness industry, where she collaborated with the editorial team to promote new book releases. Finally, at University of Wisconsin-Madison Athletic Department, she worked as a Communications Assistant, where she supported the development of communication strategies and media relations.