Kimberly Motos

Kimberly Motos has a diverse range of work experience, starting with their current position as a member of the founding committee for Cities Without Houses at Soho House & Co. Prior to this, they operated their own business, Kimberly Motos, LLC, where they served as the owner, photographer, and content creator. In this role, they produced photoshoots for various clients, maintained 100% customer satisfaction, and collaborated successfully with clients of different backgrounds and preferences.

Kimberly also worked as a Content Marketing Manager at North & Warren, where they managed content strategies. Kimberly gained experience as a photographer at Eater, shooting restaurant interiors and visually engaging food photos, and communicated effectively with restaurant owners and publicists under tight deadlines. Furthermore, they served as a Social Media Manager at San Diego Magazine, where they handled editorial and advertising duties, including social media posting, campaign development, and strategy planning.

Earlier in their career, Kimberly worked as a Content Marketing Manager at Puffer Malarkey Collective, producing and managing content for various restaurants. Kimberly also served as an Account Manager at The Venue Report, fulfilling advertising packages for clients and assisting with sales outreach. Additionally, they worked as an Onboarding Specialist at The Venue Report, scouting and curating venues worldwide.

Kimberly's career started at Apple, where they worked as a Specialist, providing customer service and sales support. Kimberly was responsible for training customers in product knowledge and creating promotional materials for in-store workshops.

Overall, Kimberly Motos has demonstrated their skills in photography, content creation, marketing, and customer service across various industries and roles throughout their career.

Kimberly Motos attended California State University San Marcos from 2007 to 2009 where they pursued a degree in Mass Media. Their field of study during this time was Communication and Media Studies.