Mary Cheney

Mary Cheney launched her distinguished career in 1993 as the first employee of the Colorado Rockies baseball team, where she focused on promotions during the team’s inaugural season in Denver. This foundational experience in sports marketing was followed by a role as a public relations manager for the Coors Brewing Company, further honing her communications expertise. Demonstrating a commitment to advanced education and strategic acumen, Cheney earned a graduate business degree from the University of Denver in 2002. Her adeptness in high-stakes political environments was prominently showcased when, in July 2003, she was appointed Director of Vice Presidential Operations for the George W.

Bush re-election campaign, playing a critical role in the successful 2004 election cycle through her strategic oversight and operational management. Building on her high-profile political engagement, Cheney extended her influence into authorship, publishing her autobiography, ‘Now It’s My Turn,’ in 2006. Concurrently, her corporate leadership experience included a significant tenure as Vice President of Standards and Practices at AOL, a pivotal position she held until 2007. In 2010, Cheney further cemented her expertise in strategic communications and political advocacy by establishing BKM Strategies, her own consulting firm.

That same year, she expanded her professional footprint by co-founding Vox Populi Polling, a venture that further solidified her expertise in public opinion research and sophisticated strategic advisory. Cheney’s career trajectory consistently demonstrates a powerful blend of corporate leadership, high-level political campaign management, and incisive strategic communications, positioning her as a versatile and accomplished professional in both political and corporate spheres.