Also known as: kelleybell
Kelley Bell-Wenzlaff is a social media expert, advertising designer,writer and community advocate. She uses her knowledge of web technology, advertising, design and linguistics to create compelling written and visual content for business and non-profit organizations. Kelley served as the production manager for The Dublin Villager Newspaper before launching her own design firm, which she ran successfully for over twenty years. Currently she is a contributing columnist for The Huffington Post, a reporter for 614 Magazine in Columbus and the creative mind behind the instructional social media e-zine: Applesassy.com. She serves on the Board of Directors for The League of Women Voters in Delaware County, OH and sits of the PACE-EH committee developed by The Centers for Disease Control, working with a network of local, state and national organizations to assess and improve the environmental quality of our region. In 2008 Kelley ran for the Ohio Legislature, earning the endorsement of actor and activist Ed Begley Jr. for her strong environmental platform. She is an active member of The League of Women Voters, advocates for the advancement of women through The White House Project, and coordinates with The ODC Women’s Caucus to educate voters. She also served as policy liaison for a 2008 U.S. congressional race. Specialties I am a writer, public speaker, policy liason, sales person, computer specialist and researcher with experience in the business community, publishing industry, volunteer community, and the education sector.
