Kerri Glover has 25 years of communications experience in journalism,
politics, public affairs and PR. After more than a decade as a
journalist with newspapers and magazines, she left to work on the
Clinton-Gore '92 campaign as a press secretary and moved to Washington
to become a Cabinet press secretary in the Clinton Administration.
Kerri remained in DC, moving into PR and public affairs, first
representing a host of national non-profits, foundations and
government agencies and then heading the DC offices of two leading
technology PR firms, where she launched companies such as BET.com,
StarMedia and Hughes Network Systems' DirecPC during the tech boom.
She also served as the Sierra Club's national communications director
and, in that capacity, helped revamp the organization's online
communications and worked with progressive groups such as AmericaVotes
and ACT in the 2004 election cycle. Since founding her own
communications consulting business last year, Kerri's clients include
online news companies and several non-profits dedicated to progressive
issues. She recently became affliated with the Off the Bus project.

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