With a transformative background deeply rooted in community and global service, Kimberly brings a wealth of experiences that underscore her commitment to empowerment, international development, and strategic leadership. Her journey of impact began as a Peace Corps Volunteer in Tanzania, igniting her passion for community empowerment.
Motivated to extend her impact, she continued her service with AfricAid, where she witnessed the transformative power of non-profit work on young women's education and empowerment. Eager to contribute to global change, she pursued a Master's degree at Tufts University's Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy, specializing in Gender and Intersectional Analysis and Business for Social Impact. Her academic journey at Tufts has been exceptionally enriching, marked by achievements such as the Global Leadership Fellowship, recognition as an Empowerment Fellow, David L. Boren Fellow, and a Presidential Management Fellow—testaments to her dedication to fostering positive change as a transformative leader.
As a co-founder of Active Heirs, a startup nonprofit empowering black heirs' property owners, she showcased her entrepreneurial spirit and commitment to addressing systemic issues. Kimberly's relentless pursuit of positive change positions her as a dynamic candidate for the Vice President role at Friends of Tanzania. She is excited to bring her international experiences, academic insights, and passion for community empowerment to contribute significantly to the organization's vision and mission.
In aspiring to be the Vice President, Kimberly is eager to give back to a country she loves and share her ideas with a supportive team. Her role aligns with Friends of Tanzania's goal to mobilize support for the country, making her honored to be considered for this position.