John A. Kelly

Background

Kelly, John A. was born in New York City.

Education

Student, University Notre Dame, 1970-1973; Associate of Arts, Holy Cross College, 1974; Bachelor in Social Science, Fordham University, 1980.

Career

Peace officer, New York State Court Sys., 1973-1975; legislation assistant Honorary Charles B. Rangel, United States House Republican, Washington, 1975-1978; official, United States Customs Court, New York City, 1978-1980; national campaign director, Reagon/Bush Campaign, Washington, 1980; director presidential liaison and special assistant for political affairs, Republican National Committee, Washington, 1981-1982; member credentials and contest committee team, George Bush for President, Washington, 1988; deputy executive director, Presidential Inaugural, 1989; lead advance, V.P. Dan Quayle, 1989-1990; president, Kelly and Associations, Washington. Principal federal and state government affairs representative Perdue Farms Inc., Showell Farms, AMDEC, Bayerische Motoren Werke Holding Corporation, USWEST.

Achievements

• John A. Kelly has been listed as a noteworthy Lobbyist by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Member advising committee on government affairs U. Notre Dame. Board directors Circles Board, Kennedy Center for Performing Arts, since 1995. Member National Broiler Council, International Auto Manufacturers Association, American League Lobbyists.