Cathy Wetter is a Lead Associate for Booz Allen Hamilton with 15 years’ experience consulting for the federal government, primarily focusing on identifying strategic communication methods and tools for her clients. As a business consultant, Cathy serves as the Communication Liaison for the Pacific Northwest on one of the most significant government contracts, valued at $750 million, with the Department of Veterans Affairs Electronic Healthcare Records Modernization. She is a staff writer for the internal news source and provides technical writing expertise in creating After Action Reports, Standard Operating Procedures, templates, and stakeholder plans for the region.
Outside of work, Cathy is passionate about diversity and inclusion initiatives and serves as Board-at-Large for the Association for Women in Communications Seattle professional chapter. She is responsible for developing and executing a strategic slate of programs and events that provide value and increase the local chapter’s public awareness. She also is on the board at her alma mater, dedicating time to helping black, indigenous, and person of color (BIPOC) college students transition into the workplace with the Christopher Newport Multicultural Alumni Chapter.
She lives outside of Seattle with her husband of 11 years, Marc, and five-year-old son, Cameron. Cathy attended Christopher Newport University, earning a Bachelor of Arts in Communication Studies, and West Virginia University for a Master of Science in Integrated Marketing Communications.