Chicago Athletic Association
Colleen Dunn has extensive work experience in marketing and social media management. Colleen began their career in 2011 with an internship for Interactive Marketing at Rockit Ranch Productions, where they utilized platforms like Twitter and Facebook for promotions and advertising. Colleen later became the Social Media Manager for the company, overseeing the social media presence of multiple venues and implementing strategies to increase engagement and generate leads. In 2017, they started working as a Social Media Content + Brand Strategist for codunn.com, where they developed content and brand strategies. In 2018, they joined St. Jane Chicago as a Content & Marketing Manager, and in 2021 they transitioned to the role of Marketing Manager at Chicago Athletic Association. Currently, they hold the position of Assistant Director of Marketing at Chicago Athletic Association.
Colleen Dunn attended the University of Illinois Chicago from 2009 to 2011, where they pursued a degree in Communications. Their field of study focused on Communications and Sociology.
Chicago Athletic Association
We never forget where we came from. And neither will you. With echoes of banging billiard balls, tossed poker chips and clinking glasses resonating through the halls, our 1893 Venetian Gothic landmark is a living, breathing ode to Chicago’s rich story—where the spirit of play reigned supreme. After all, this is the city where the can-do attitude of Ernie “Let’s Play Two!” Banks lives on. Where the father of Chicago blues, Muddy Waters, shook all night long. And Sir Duke tickled the ivories at The Blue Note. And this was the club whose venerable members swam with five-time Olympic gold medalist Johnny Weissmuller—a.k.a. the original Hollywood Tarzan—and watched fellow member Pudge Heffelfinger own so much end zone, he became football’s first pro. Reserved for the elite and privileged for 122 years—until we opened the doors and welcomed everyone—today Chicago Athletic Association is both a novel downtown destination on the doorstep of Millennium Park and a historic monument to the big-shouldered spirit that defines our beloved city. Ours is never, ever the same place twice.