Kim Polese is an entrepreneur and technology executive. She is the Chairwoman of a social finance startup focused on helping people eliminate debt and achieve long-term financial health. She was named to President Obama's Innovation Advisory Board, which guided the Commerce Department's study of US economic competitiveness. Ms. Polese is also an advocate of public policy to increase America's innovation... read full bio
Kim Richey, an Ohio native, discovered her love of music at a young age while browsing the shelves of her great aunt's record store. She started playing the guitar in high school and while attending Western Kentucky University in Bowling Green to study sociology and environmental education, she played in a band with Bill Lloyd. But it didn't stick immediately. Richey traveled to... read full bio
Kim Scott is a well-known businesswoman who has achieved great success as an author and as the co-founder of the influential companies Just Work and Radical Candor. Her contributions have permanently altered corporate cultures, management, and leadership. Kim Scott has written a number of significant books that have helped to spread her knowledge and ideas. She wrote the best-selling book "Radical... read full bio
New York-based singer/songwriter Kim Sozzi became involved in music at a very young age mostly influenced by her own family. Granddaughter of an opera singer an a Latin percussionist who played along with Tito Puente, Sozzi spent precious time composing songs based on her personal experiences. The promising artist had the opportunity to sign her first record deal at the... read full bio
Kim Strobel is dedicated to using the science of leadership and happiness to change people's lives. As a well-known keynote speaker, happiness coach, and leadership consultant across the world, Strobel helps people and businesses rediscover their pleasure, improve performance, and build strong, mission-driven cultures. Strobel, who has been a teacher, curriculum director, and CEO of Strobel Education for more than 20... read full bio
Kim Viera is perhaps best known for her debut single “Gold Lining”, as well as “Tribe”, which both appeared on the Pitch Perfect 3 soundtrack. It wasn’t long before her name was synonymous with effervescent dance-pop. Before she started her solo career, she already had quite the legacy, writing music for the likes of Sam Bailey and Lil Wayne. There... read full bio
Kim Walker-Smith has a strong belief in the transformative power of the Holy Spirit, experiencing God's Presence, and God's compassion for humanity. Through transcending boundaries and religious boundaries, her music has reached millions of people worldwide, bringing hope, healing, and breakthrough. Kim's primary goal is to love God, follow His guidance, and encourage others she leads to do the same.... read full bio
Kim Wilde is an English pop singer, author, and television presenter who burst onto the music scene in 1981 with the number 2 UK Singles Chart new wave classic ""Kids in America"". In 1983, Wilde received the Brit Award for Best British Female. In 1987 she had a major hit in the US when her version of The Supremes' classic... read full bio
The remarkable Welsh-Nigerian Pop/R&B singer Kima Otung had a breakthrough year that was capped off by her performance as the UK's "Best of British" representative at the FIFA World Cup. This catapulted her into the international limelight with such celebrities as Basement Jaxx. Kima performed at BAFTA and headlined Budweiser's BRIT Awards presentation, which helped her rise even further. Her reputation... read full bio
Kimberle Williams Crenshaw is an American lawyer, civil rights advocate, philosopher, and scholar who developed the theory of intersectionality. Crenshaw was born in Canton, Ohio, and she has earned her B.A. from Cornell University, her J.D. from Harvard Law School and her LL.M. from the University of Wisconsin Law School where she was a William H. Hastie Fellow as well... read full bio
Kimberley Locke, a pop/R&B singer, has had eight Top 20 Adult Contemporary hits, three #1 Dance hits, and eight #1s across various Billboard charts. She also had three #1 Christmas singles which led to a holiday tour with Dave Koz. She gained fame with her participation in American Idol, where she was second runner up to Ruben Studdard, and in... read full bio
Kimberley Motley, the founder of Motley Legal Services and cofounder of Motley Consulting International, is an American International Attorney and the first and only Westerner to litigate cases in Afghanistan’s Criminal Courts system. Motley is a registered attorney for more than 20 embassies with a focus on criminal, commercial, contract, civil, and employment law matters. Motley received her J.D. from... read full bio
Emory Healthcare's Director of Supportive and Palliative Care Outpatient Services is Dr. Kimberly A. Curseen. She serves as the clinic's director and primary medical professional. The Supportive Oncology Clinic offers cancer patients at any stage of the disease process physical, emotional and spiritual care. The clinic also offers assistance with difficult choices. The Geriatric Palliative Care Clinical Services Program was developed... read full bio
Kimberly A. Kociencki is a highly accomplished executive with over 25 years of experience in the licensing industry. She is currently the President and CEO of SPLiCE (Society of Product Licensors Committed to Excellence), an organization that brings together professionals in the product licensing industry to share knowledge, best practices, and to network. Under Kociencki's leadership, SPLiCE has grown to become... read full bio
Kimberly Clarice Aiken was Miss America 1994. Aiken was 18 years old when she won the coveted title, and was only the third woman of African descent to get the crown. Aiken used the plight of the homeless as her platform. Her year of service as Miss America helped generate public awareness about homelessness and brought a better public understanding... read full bio
Kimberly Bryant is an American electrical engineer who has founded Black Girls Code, which is a training course that teaches basic programming to underrepresented black girls in technology careers. Since the founding of Black Girls Code, Bryant has been featured in Business Insider as one of the ’25 Most Influential African-Americans In Technology’. Bryant graduated from Vanderbilt University with a... read full bio
Kimberly Caldwell is a singer, actress, and television personality who gained national recognition during her time on the second season of the television phenomenon, American Idol," and is also known for her work as an entertainment correspondent and host for the TV Guide Network. While on "American Idol," Kimberly was an instant fan favorite, finishing among the top finalists competing... read full bio
Kimberly Elise is an American actress who is best known for her roles such as Denver in film “Beloved”, Maureen in television series “Close to Home” and Sloane in television series “Hit the Floor”. Elise was born in Minneapolis, Minnesota. She studied at The American Film Institute as a Directing Fellow and at the University of Minnesota where she earned... read full bio
Kelly, a resident of Lorena, Texas, has a wide range of ties to the music business. She has also not been hesitant to go against the grain. Kimberly had an early schooling thanks to her sister Kristen, who signed with a Nashville label and had a hit record. She had to go back to her early years in order to... read full bio
