Kathleen Cooke

Kathleen Cooke has a long history of work experience. Kathleen began their career in 1977 as a teacher for Jenks Public Schools. In 2006, they became Co-Director BMC/STF & CMA Internship Director at Biola University. In 2012, they became an Adjunct professor internships Hollywood/LA at Asbury Universtiy. In 2013, they became a Co-Founder at Influence Lab. In 2014, they became the Founder EVP The Influence Lab. Kathleen has also been the Founder EVP Cooke Media Group since 1991 and Vice President of Cooke Media Group and the Influence Lab since 1991. In their roles they have transformed culture through media, been a speaker for Influence Lab, and authored Influence Lab's Women's Journal and Hope 4 Today: Stay Connected to God in a Distracted Culture.

Kathleen Cooke attended Las Vegas High School from 1970 to 1973 and then went on to Oral Roberts University, where they graduated with a B.S. in Special Education/Education in 1977.