John Kelly

Q: What is John Kelly email address?

Email John Kelly at john.kelly@usace.army.mil. This email is the most updated John Kelly email found in 2026.

Q: How to contact John Kelly?

To contact John Kelly send an email to john.kelly@usace.army.mil. (updated on September 13, 2024)

Public Affairs Officer for CIO/G-6, Headquarters USACE at US Army Corps of Engineers | Greater Pittsburgh Region

About John Kelly

John Kelly serves as a Public Affairs Officer for the Chief Information Officer (CIO) and G-6 at the Headquarters of the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE), where he plays a pivotal role in shaping communication strategies that enhance the organization’s mission and outreach. With a robust background in operations management and communications planning, John excels in crafting compelling narratives that resonate with diverse audiences, from military personnel to civilian stakeholders. His expertise in media relations and social media management has been instrumental in elevating USACE’s public profile, particularly during significant projects such as the Olmsted Locks and Dam ribbon cutting, for which he received the prestigious USACE Herbert Kassner Journalism Excellence Award.

John's strategic approach to public affairs is underscored by his ability to nest with leaders and teams, providing tailored advice that aligns with both military objectives and community interests. His award-winning work reflects not only his commitment to excellence but also his skill in visual information and communication products that effectively convey the Corps' initiatives. As a recognized leader in the field, John leverages his experience in government and non-profit sectors to foster collaboration and drive impactful messaging. His dedication to team building and speed to action ensures that USACE remains responsive and adaptive in an ever-evolving landscape, making him an invaluable asset to the organization. Through his efforts, John continues to enhance the visibility and understanding of USACE’s critical role in infrastructure and disaster response, ultimately contributing to the Corps’ mission of serving the nation.

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