Audrey Pass

Audrey B. Pass has enjoyed a 20-year career as a corporate communications and public relations specialist and media strategist.

Pass is currently the Senior Director of Communications and Public Affairs for WNYW-TV/ FOX5 and WWOR-TV/ My9, the Fox-owned flagship stations in New York. In this capacity, Pass oversees media and talent relations, as well as public and community affairs. Pass serves as executive producer for three weekly public affairs programs, including "Good Day Street Talk" and "Real Talk." Previously, Pass was Director of Communications for WCBS-TV, where she oversaw media relations and corporate communications for WCBS, including news, local programming, talent relations, community relations and public affairs. Pass joined CBS from Harpo Productions in Chicago, where she served as Senior Publicist for Oprah Winfrey, Oprah's Angel Network, Oprah's Book Club and Harpo, Inc. Before that, Pass was Director of Marketing and Public Relations for The Second City, Inc. and Assistant Director of Marketing and Press Relations for the Museum of Broadcast Communications.

Pass serves on numerous Boards of Directors, including CRIS radio, a reading service for the blind, the Jr. Board of the Museum of Broadcast Communications and the Young Alumni Board of The George School. Since relocating to New York, Pass has joined the Advisory Marketing and Press Committee of the National Book Foundation, the Advisory Board of the Small Press Center and the Marketing Committee for the Small Press Center's Writers Conference. Pass served on the Joseph Jefferson Awards Committee, recognizing excellence in commercial and non-profit theaters and the League of Chicago Theatres Marketing Committee.

Pass graduated cum laude with a BA from Washington University in St. Louis and spent her junior year abroad studying theatre and English literature in London. A high school graduate of The George School, Pass was selected to deliver the commencement address. Upon graduating college, Pass moved to Chicago where she performed as a stage actress and pursued a career in arts management.

Pass resides in Westchester County with her husband, an author, and their daughter.