ABOUT
THE AUTHOR
Marguerite H. Sullivan
is a public affairs
and communications
specialist. She began
her career as a reporter
and columnist for Copley
News Service, and then
served as executive
editor of The Washington
Woman magazine
from 1984 to 1986.
Ms. Sullivan moved
into the political
arena in 1986, as director
of communications for
the National Endowment
for the Humanities.
In 1991, she became
part of the White House
staff, where she was
assistant to Vice President
Dan Quayle in the administration
of President George
Bush (1989-1993) and
chief of staff and
press secretary to
Marilyn Quayle, wife
of the vice president.
She subsequently worked
in state government
as a cabinet member
and director of federal
liaison for then New
Jersey Governor Christine
Todd Whitman.
During the 2000 U.S.
presidential campaign,
Ms. Sullivan was chief
of staff and press
secretary to Lynne
Cheney, wife of Vice
President Dick Cheney.
She is currently vice
president for communications
and external affairs
with the International
Republican Institute,
a private nonprofit
organization dedicated
to advancing democracy
worldwide.