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Meet our Communications Team
Lisa Mortell

B.A. - English
"I love telling Kent Denver's stories. The amazing work of my colleagues and the accomplishments of our students provide endless inspiration!"
Since joining Kent Denver in 1998, Ms. Mortell has worked in various roles in the school's communications and development offices. As Director of Communications, she is responsible for the execution of Kent Denver’s communication and branding strategies in support of Kent Denver's mission, vision and core values.
Caroline Bunge

B.A. - Journalism and Technical Communication
Caroline Bunge joined Kent Denver in 2022 after working as a producer and editor for the New England Sports Network, where she won a regional Emmy for her work on the Boston Bruins "My: Story" documentary series, and Altitude Sports and Entertainment, where she created video content for live game coverage for the Colorado Avalanche and University of Denver men's hockey.
As editor of the school's weekly online newsletters and a key contributor to the website, digital publications and social media, Caroline finds creative ways to share Kent Denver stories using a wide array of digital media tools.
Nick Hehemann

B.J. - Television Sports Journalism
“Storytelling is my passion. I’m so happy to be part of a team that gets to share these great stories while highlighting the amazing people who make up our Kent Denver family."
Prior to joining Kent Denver, Mr. Hehemann worked nine years in media and communications with KOMU TV-8, 9NEWS Denver and USA Triathlon. A videographer, writer, social media content creator and multimedia specialist, he will work with the communications team to highlight the success of faculty and students and share their stories with the greater community.