Kelly Schlueter

Online Communications Manager

10+ years experience

"I have a lot of showtunes on my iPod and I know the words to all of them."

Kelly has been working for over fifteen years with the Automotive Group. As a teenager she answered phones and delivered parts before heading off to Kingston to attend university.  At Queens University she completed her B.A. in History and English and then pursued a Public Relations Degree from Humber College. As Online Communications Manager, Kelly is responsible for the creation of website content for entire Automotive Group. She maintains and troubleshoots the website along with contributing to the monthly online newsletter.  She also helps out with special events and whatever else needs to be done around the dealership.

Kelly has two children, Wyatt who is 6 and Lucy is 3.  A lot of her time is spent cheering these two on at their various sporting events.  Wyatt is an avid hockey fan and more recently has become interested in soccer as well.  Lucy has just started ringette and also loves to sing and dance, both in her lesson and all around the house.  Kelly is also not embarrassed to admit she will sometimes join in when Lucy starts to sing songs from the The Sound of Music.

Topping the list of Kelly's favourite vehicles are the Hyundai Santa Fe and Veloster, Chevrolet Avalanche and Acura TSX. Her favourite movies are Return of the Jedi, Save the last Dance, and The Sound of Music. Her favourite sporting event to watch is the Olympics - making team Canada is her favourite team. 
Kelly is an avid reader and counts Timothy Findlay, Diana Gabaldon and Jennifer Weiner among her favourite authors. One of her favourite books is the Time Traveler's Wife. She enjoys playing volleyball, challenging herself at crossfit, travelling and baking. Kelly is also a big fan of showtunes and loves to go to the theatre whenever possible.  Among her favourite shows are Rent, Wicked, Cats and Les Miserable.

Kelly is involved with the Kidney Foundation, which holds a special place for her because she understands the importance of this foundation, having donated a kidney to her sister Amy in 2000.