Ann Murphy

Ann Murphy has over 30 years of experience in public relations, specializing in strategic communications, media relations, event communications, and crisis communications. Ann began their career as a journalist before transitioning to government, political, and corporate public relations. Ann served as Senior Vice President at O'Neill and Associates before its merger with Seven Letter in 2020, where they currently hold the position of Partner. Throughout their career, they have also held various leadership positions, such as Co-Chair of the UMass Amherst Women in Leadership program, Member of the Massachusetts Cultural Council, and Past Board Member of Bridge Over Troubled Waters and the Mass Women's Political Caucus. Additionally, Ann has experience in the telecommunications industry, having served as the Director of Media Relations and Spokesperson for Cablevision in Massachusetts. Ann also held the role of Director of Communications at the Massachusetts Department of Revenue, overseeing a $14 billion tax revenue agency. In political campaigns, Ann took on the role of Press Secretary for the Romney for U.S. Senate Campaign and the Massachusetts Governor's Office, where they served as Spokesperson for Governor William Weld and Lieutenant Governor Paul Cellucci.

Ann Murphy attended Brockton High School, although the exact duration is not mentioned. Ann then pursued their Bachelor's degree in English and Journalistic Studies from the University of Massachusetts Amherst from 1973 to 1977.