Kelley Notaro Schreiber

Kelley Notaro Schreiber has extensive experience in the field of communications and media relations. In 2014, they worked as a Public Relations Assistant at the Kennedy Museum of Art at Ohio University. From 2015 to 2022, Kelley held various roles at the Cleveland Museum of Art, including Communications Associate, Communications and Media Relations Manager, and Director of Media Relations. During their time at the museum, they were responsible for developing and managing the media relations program, building relationships with press members, and securing top-tier print, online, radio, and broadcast news stories. In 2022, Kelley joined the Greater Cleveland Partnership as the Director of Communications & Media Relations.

Kelley Notaro Schreiber pursued their education in communication and journalism. Kelley first attended Cuyahoga Community College from 2008 to 2012, where they focused on Communication, Journalism, and Related Programs. Afterward, they enrolled at Ohio University from 2012 to 2014, earning a Bachelor of Science in Journalism with a concentration in Strategic Communication. At the same university, they also obtained an Associate of Arts degree in Humanities/Humanistic Studies.

In terms of additional certifications, Kelley Notaro Schreiber has completed several courses. Kelley obtained a Media Relations Foundations certification from LinkedIn in January 2023, and they completed the Business Storytelling with C.C. Chapman course through LinkedIn in December 2022. Additionally, they acquired a Customer Service: Serving Internal Customers certification from LinkedIn in December 2022. Kelley also participated in various courses offered by the Public Relations Society of America (PRSA) but the specific dates of completion are not available. These courses include PR Writing Essentials: Write Like a Journalist for Greater Media Placement and Audience Engagement, Press Releases: Woo Editors and Wow the Public in the Digital Age, and Proofing and Grammar for PR: Master Proofreading Principles and Grammar for Maximum Credibility.