Okay, let’s tackle this. So Kathy Chiarello has experience as a Marketing Research Programs Manager at the United States Mint. This role likely involves managing research programs, analyzing data, and communicating insights to stakeholders. Location is Washington, D.C., which is a hub for government and non-profit organizations. Marketing research professionals with similar experience in the public sector might charge lower rates, around $100–$150 per hour. However, considering her role at the Mint, which is a government agency, I’ll estimate around $120 per hour, which is slightly above average for a marketing research role in the public sector.