HOPE International
Kim Mulholland is an experienced accounting professional currently serving as the Manager of Accounting Operations at HOPE International since July 2023. Previously, Kim held the position of Assistant Manager of Accounting Operations at Tripoint Properties, Inc. from November 2019 to July 2023, and served as a Freelance Accounting Consultant for various projects in 2019. Earlier roles include Financial Analyst at GeoBlue, Contract Senior Accountant at Victrex, and Part Time CFO at Eclat Chocolate. Kim's background also includes significant experience as Finance Manager at CRM Manager, Senior Financial Systems Consultant at Kreischer Miller, and Senior Accounting Manager at Geneva Global, Inc. Educational qualifications include an MBA in Finance & International Business from Villanova University and a BSBA in Accounting and Finance from Shippensburg University of Pennsylvania.
HOPE International
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Based in Lancaster, PA, HOPE International (HOPE) is a Christian faith-based, 501(c)(3) non-profit organization investing in the dreams of families in the world's underserved communities as we proclaim and live the Gospel. Why Christ-centered financial services? We believe families in poverty have the God-given talents and skills to provide for their families. What they don’t have is a lump sum of money to invest in their potential—by paying school fees, saving for the future, or investing in businesses. Two billion people around the world do not have access to financial services. 91 percent of adults in high-income countries have an account compared to just 28 percent in low-income countries. We desire to see men and women around the world find their soul’s satisfaction in Christ and become dignified, hope-filled providers in their families and communities. In obedience to Christ’s command to love our neighbor and make disciples of all nations, HOPE International provides discipleship opportunities, biblically based training, a safe place to save, and loans. We offer these services through two models: 1. Savings groups are groups of individuals who save their money together in partnership with the local church. As they build a secure sum of money, members often take out loans from their group to pay for household expenses or invest in businesses. 2. Microfinance institutions are banks designed to serve entrepreneurs in poverty by providing loans, a safe place to save, and other financial services to help men and women invest in their businesses and provide for their families. We have a heart for underserved areas. In some cases, we start a HOPE-managed program; in others, we partner with an existing Christ-centered ministry. Together, the HOPE network consists of microfinance institutions and savings group programs working throughout Africa, Asia, Eastern Europe, and Latin America. www.hopeinternational.org