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Kelly O'Hara

Vertical Delivery Leader, Technology Services
Kelly O'Hara

Kelly is a delivery leader within the Retail vertical at Merkle and has 15 years of retail marketing experience. She has guided a number of large technology implementation projects across several retail clients. She also oversees ongoing delivery for many of Merkle’s retail technology solutions. In her tenure at Merkle, Kelly has served on the solution audit committee as well as the implementation methodology board. She has a track record of helping clients achieve their marketing objectives with the highest satisfaction. She is a two-time Merkle Award winner (2011 Client Management Excellence and 2015 Unsung Hero).

Prior to Merkle, Kelly spent time at a marketing services provider working with retailers on direct mail circulation planning, execution and analytic projects. She also has experience on the client side working in direct marketing for a large multi-channel retailer. She has a bachelor’s degree in Economics from Carleton College. Kelly lives in Minnesota and is based in Merkle’s Minneapolis office.

Kelly's Articles, Blog Posts, Webinars and More

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I Am Merkle, Vol. 1

I Am Merkle is a series of interviews that showcases the individuals who make Merkle a diverse and unique place to work. Learn Kelly O'Hara, VP at Merkle and Delivery Lead for the Marketing Technology Services organization.
Topics: About Us
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Marketers, Go for the Gold

The explosion of digital channels has allowed marketers to draw from their interactions with consumers who have not yet converted, in addition to those that have. I don’t think there has ever been a better time for marketers to “go for the gold.”
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In Defense of Marketing Done Right

When I tell people what I do for a living, they typically react in one of two ways: “So you’re the reason my inbox is full of junk”, or “I don’t like it when companies collect my private data to try to sell me something I don’t want.”