CatchPhrase Communications offers marketing and public relations services, specializing in higher education and spas, health and wellness.

“We all do better when we all do better.” – Paul Wellstone


Jenny O’Donley

CatchPhrase founder Jenny O’Donley has more than 20 years of writing, editing, marketing and public relations experience. She received her undergraduate degree from Westminster College in Fulton, MO and her Master’s degree in creative writing (fiction) from the University of Missouri-Columbia. Jenny also holds experience as magazine editor and writer.

Her honors and awards include a gold award from the Council for Advancement and Support of Education for “Digital Communications: Best Uses for Social Media” and from the Edu Digital Marketing Awards.

Jenny founded the Auxvasse Creative Arts Program in 2007, in memory of her sister, Ashley O’Donley Garrett. ACAP is a not-for-profit organization with a mission to bring visiting artists, workshops and special creative events to rural mid-Missouri.

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Jana Woods

Jana earned a bachelor’s degree from the University of Missouri with an emphasis in ag journalism, ag econ and rural sociology. Her career has focused on project management in a variety of fields. As a student and after graduation, Jana worked for Mizzou’s alumni magazine in a project management role of budget tracking and bid collections and compiled the alumni news section for the quarterly magazine. She worked with the editor to create a groundbreaking study on alumni magazine budgets that was used nationwide by alumni communications professionals.

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Tausha Martinez

Tausha Martinez

Originally from Seattle, Tausha received a bachelor’s degree in marketing and public relations at Columbia College. She genuinely enjoys the creative challenge involved in crafting content tailored to brand identities and campaign goals. Previously, Tausha worked as a marketing assistant for Mid-Missouri Kickball, where she gained experience in social media management, email marketing, Google advertising and event planning. In addition to her marketing work, Tausha has been featured as a guest blogger on Musings of a Marketing Instructor.

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Amanda Long

A graduate of the University of Missouri, Amanda holds a bachelor’s of fine arts degree with an emphasis in photography. Previously, she provided graphic design work and food blogging for Missouri Division of Tourism, the Missouri Film Office and Fulton’s Brick District. Her hobbies include cooking and ceramics. An art lover, she is active in the non-profit Art House Gallery in downtown Fulton.

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Kathy Casteel

Kathy feels at home working in a variety of mediums — whether magazines, newspapers, books or blogsHer work has appeared in scores of publications across the country. She holds a bachelor’s degree in communication from Stanford University and a master’s degree in journalism from the University of Missouri. Honors include Magazine Writer of the Year from the Great Plains Journalism Association and a Best in Business Award from the Society of American Business Editors & Writers. Kathy believes everyone has a story, and she enjoys bringing those stories to life through her writing and editing.

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Abbey Tauchen

Abbey is a writer and editor who specializes in magazines. She holds bachelor’s degrees in journalism (magazine editing) and English (creative writing – fiction) from the University of Missouri. She is pursuing a master’s degree in journalism from the University of Missouri School of Journalism, where she currently serves as managing editor of Vox Magazine. An avid reader and writer, Abbey is passionate about storytelling and its abilities to impact, inspire and motivate audiences.

 

 

 


Melanie Czeschin

Melanie holds a bachelor’s degree in plant sciences from the University of Missouri. As a Navy wife, her early professional years were spent on the East Coast in project management positions at both a commercial greenhouse and later at a small manufacturing company, where she enjoyed learning the printing and die-cut process. Since settling back in Missouri, Melanie has used her organizational and communication skills for her church, various schools and nonprofits, including as a founding board member and branding director for a growing childhood cancer foundation. When she’s not cheering at kids’ sporting events or Blues games, she can be found reading a good book with a cat in her lap.