Kimberly M.

Kimberly M. has a diverse work experience spanning multiple industries. Kimberly is currently working at TouchSource as the Mountain West Territory Manager and Account Executive, where they provide digital display solutions and works with clients to address building and campus issues. Kimberly also leads a team to create a positive work environment. Previously, they worked as a Customer Success Manager at TouchSource, managing projects and driving content design.

In addition, Kimberly has held various roles at different companies. At Athena Protocol, they served as a Board Member. At Centerline Solutions, they were a Project Coordinator, responsible for administrative tasks and financial management across different departments. At Crown Castle, they worked as a Project Coordinator, focusing on organizing financial data for a large fiber project. Kimberly also worked as a Marketing Consultant at Asher Brewery, providing advice on social media and event management. At The Public Interest Network, they worked as a Membership Coordinator, supervising database entry staff and overseeing contributions. Kimberly previously worked as a Campaign Organizer at We Are Impact, organizing campaigns and building coalitions, and as an Intern at Western Resource Advocates. Kimberly also has experience as a Branch Assistant at Long & Foster Companies.

Kimberly M. began their education in the Rush-Henrietta Central School District, where they earned their high school diploma in 2001. Following this, they attended Monroe Community College from 2001 to 2004, where they pursued a liberal arts and sciences program without a specified degree. In 2010 and 2011, Kimberly attended New River Community College and obtained an Associate of Arts and Sciences (A.A.S.) degree in General Studies. Kimberly then went on to Virginia Tech, starting in 2012 and graduating in 2014 with a Bachelor of Science degree in Management. Continuing their education, Kimberly pursued a Master's degree in Natural Resources/Conservation, General from Virginia Tech, which they completed in 2016.