Kimberlee M.

Kimberlee M. has extensive work experience in content marketing and editorial roles. Kimberlee currently works as a Content Marketing Editor at Next Insurance, where they manage the company's blog and helps small businesses thrive by providing information about business insurance. Prior to this, they worked at Salesforce as an Associate Manager, Editorial Content, where they were responsible for writing and editing content on the Salesforce blog. Kimberlee also served as a Content Marketing Associate at Salesforce, creating top-of-the-funnel content and assisting the social team with engagement on Twitter.

Before joining Salesforce, Kimberlee worked at Pearson English Business Solutions as a Customer & Partner Engagement Specialist. In this role, they supported the Go To Market (GTM) team, leading events, communications, and social media strategy. Kimberlee also managed an agency responsible for content development and social media.

Earlier in their career, Kimberlee was a Marketing Coordinator at Williams-Sonoma Inc., specifically for the Pottery Barn brand. Their responsibilities included executing production deliverables and managing the mailing program budget. Kimberlee provided recommendations based on campaign performance analysis and test results.

Kimberlee also served as an Assistant Editor at Morgan Kaufmann Publishers, where they scheduled book production timelines and facilitated communication between authors and reviewers. Additionally, they worked as an Ancillary Coordinator (contractor) at Thomson Wadsworth, coordinating the production of academic ancillary projects.

Kimberlee began their career as a Cataloging Assistant at the University of San Francisco Law Library, where they prepared new titles for loan and maintained the library's database.

Overall, Kimberlee M. has a strong background in content marketing, editorial content management, event management, social media strategy, and project coordination.

Kimberlee M. attended Roosevelt High School from 1994 to 1998. Kimberlee then pursued higher education at the University of San Francisco from 1998 to 2002, earning a Bachelor's degree in Communications/Media Studies. In 2004, they obtained a Professional Sequence in Editing certification from UC Berkeley.