
Ann T. Gallagher
President
As president of Gallagher Consulting Group, Ann works with executives and organizations to achieve career and profit goals. With almost two decades of communications and strategic consulting experience, Ann has worked with a variety of groups including Fortune 500 companies, trade associations, non-profits and public sector entities.
She specializes in consulting with senior management, CEOs and boards of directors on strategy, critical planning, communications, public speaking/ image, market research, organizational development and legacy planning. She also works with leadership teams within organizations to enhance overall job performance and productivity.
Ann spent several years of her career working in public relations and financial affairs for LimitedBrands, a multi-billion dollar retail company. She also served in leadership roles in communications and political affairs for the Ohio Chamber of Commerce, a business trade association. As a consultant, she developed the first systematic research design to assess the voting behavior of state Supreme Court justices. Her approach is now used as a national model throughout the U.S.
Ann is a member of the International Coach Federation, the worldwide professional organization for business and personal coaches. She also received training from CoachU, the largest coach training organization in the world. She holds a B.A. in Journalism from The Ohio State University, and attended Capital University Law School. Ann serves on the Advisory Board of Franklin University's Organizational Communication School and the Public Relations Society of America's task force on executive programming.
Ann believes it is crucial to take an active role in her community. She is a member of the association board of directors at the Columbus Zoo, and is an officer of the board of Leadership Columbus. She is a graduate of Leadership Columbus and past board member of Project OpenHand and Volunteers of America. Ann also supports other charitable organizations such as; American Veterans Relief Foundation, Volunteers of America, Bishop Watterson High School, Leukemia & Lymphoma Society, Godman Guild, and Partners for Citizenship & Character.
She has been recognized as one of the "Forty under Forty" leaders to watch by Business First, and has been awarded for her volunteer efforts for a variety of community causes.

