Kimberly King is a Visionary, Strategist and Change Agent in the fields of multi-stakeholder alliances, marketing-communication, and social enterprise. Kimberly develops cross-sector dialogues and collaborations; cause-related marketing and education campaigns; and mobilization strategies that amplify global issues and catalyze positive change.

Kimberly’s unique perspective comes from 25 years as a recognized leader in marketing, financial services and public-private partnerships, working with trade groups, Fortune 500's, governments; non-profits, media organizations and the United Nations.

Her extensive client/partner list includes: American Express, AT&T, Coca-Cola, McDonald's, United Airlines; AARP, Credit Union National Association, and Association of Federal Employees; The City of LA, LA Economic Development Corp and the World Trade Center Association; The Golden Globe Awards, Hollywood Foreign Press, NBC, PBS; UNFPA and UNDP.

Kimberly has facilitated leadership programs across Singapore, Malaysia, Philippines, Hong Kong, Canada, Austria, Slovakia, and Central Europe. In 2001, Kimberly was appointed the first US Ambassador to the Women's Parliament of Slovakia. Her passions are social marketing, education and supporting networks for change.

Kimberly serves as CoFounder and Co-Chair of Global Communications and Partnerships for both the Sophia Women’s World Conference and Women's International Center. She is Co-Director of Sophia Circles Global Action Network, and a founding member of the Global Leadership Council for the Women, Faith and Development Alliance.

Kimberly has served as board member/advisor to the Deepak Chopra Foundation, National Museum of Women's History, Foundation for Conscious Evolution, Alliance for a New Humanity, and Ethical Marketplace.

Kimberly is a global citizen, having worked and explored on six continents and nearly 70 countries. She and husband, Brent, are Co-Presidents of a "for-benefit" social enterprise called The Peace Company, and Co-Directors of The Peace Leadership Institute.