Mary Kathryn McIntosh

For more than two decades Mary Kathryn McIntosh has helped people understand the importance of business etiquette and professional presense. Her nonconfrontational approach to etiquette and business communication enables her to help people polish their business image and communication skills: from new hires to experienced professionals.

Mary Kathryn began her career while still in college, managing a resort dining room in Kennebunkport, Maine. There she worked with the summer staff to ensure that the food was served correctly and guests made comfortable during their stay. After graduation, Mary Kathryn continued to help others improve their business skills while working for the government to prepare people to enter or re-enter the workforce.

As the executive director of the Constitution Island Association, she strived to elevate the professionalism of that organization and raise money for its future by managing multiple special events and historic tours.

After earning a degree in counseling, Mary Kathryn worked with families to improve communication and prepared high school seniors for college or their first years at work.

A frequent speaker and instructor, Mary Kathryn's passions are business etiquette and communication. She has worked with organizations of all sizes: MetLife, Genworth Financial, Lynchburg College, Civil War Caravans, High Peak Sportswear, and the Virginia Tourism Corporation.

Mary Kathryn holds a BA in art history from the College of William and Mary. She earned her MS in counseling from Long Island University.