Katy Varney

Katy Varney is a seasoned professional with over two decades of experience in government affairs, communications, and coalition-building, renowned for her strategic planning skills and innovative campaigns.

Having joined McNeely Pigott & Fox as a partner in 1993, Katy's work has been instrumental in spearheading award-winning projects, including the 'Meth Destroys' and 'Curby' initiatives, among others.

Katy's leadership extends to high-profile accounts like the U.S. Department of Labor's Job Corps program, where she leads teams in communication and national advertising campaigns.

Apart from her professional endeavors, Katy is deeply involved in various civic causes and organizations, exemplified by her roles at the YWCA of Nashville, Nashville Public Library Foundation, and The Hermitage Foundation, to name a few.

With a background in Political Science from Earlham College and a rich history of serving in significant roles, such as on the White House staffs and as a chief lobbyist, Katy Varney's contributions have left a lasting impact in the fields she operates in.