CHERYL BYRNE

A seasoned communications professional with a focus on crisis management and particular expertise in social media and content management, Cheryl began her career in politics at Boston's City Hall as assistant director of communications for Handgun Control, Inc. working on the passage of both the landmark Brady Bill and public affairs director for the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA). As a consultant, Byrne's clients have ranged from publicly traded agricultural biotechnology corporations to non-profit affordable housing agencies; from international trade associations to dairy manufacturers, and health-focused companies in personalized medicine and mental health.