Hi, I’m kimberly
And I'm not your ordinary training consultant and facilitator. My passion? Designing trainings that educate and inspire, feel less like a classroom and more like an experience, and help to connect in a world that’s becoming increasingly disconnected.
Why work with me
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Client-Centered Approach
When you work with me, you'll experience a client-focused approach where you and your audience’s unique needs are not just heard but truly understood, valued, and seamlessly integrated into the training process.
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Engaging Learning Experiences:
Working with me means embracing training sessions that are not only informative but also creative, engaging, and impactful. I prioritize open discussions, engaging exercises, idea-sharing, and actionable takeaways to ensure a dynamic learning environment.
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Practical and Actionable
My training philosophy is firmly rooted in practicality, emphasizing real-world application. Participants gain actionable knowledge and skills that empower them to make meaningful contributions to their personal and professional growth.
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Bias Towards Innovation
Working with me means embracing creativity, innovation, and modern learning. I leverage the latest tools and creative methodologies to deliver dynamic, future-ready learning experiences.
My Qualifications/ Experience
10+ years of training experience
You name it. I’ve done it: curriculum development, training design, workshop facilitation, leadership development, and peer learning. My experience spans a wide range of audiences in the fields of public health and healthcare.
education
I hold a Bachelor's degree in Health Promotion and a Master's in Public Health with a focus on Health Education and Behavioral Sciences. My passion for public health has been a driving force since my undergraduate years, and I'm proud to have graduated from both the University of Georgia (GO DAWGS!) and the Rollins School of Public Health at Emory University.
service-driven
Service is close to my heart, and I'm a proud AmeriCorps alumni. During my time as a member of the Philadelphia Health Corps, I had the privilege of serving at a local elementary school, further nurturing my commitment to making a positive impact in communities.
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