I am passionate about helping incredible people do extraordinary things.You have a big vision, lots of ideas, and need some support to cut through the clutter and get things done. I’m an impatient change maker and your biggest cheerleader who spent decades working with CEOs and politicians to make things happen in fast-paced and time-constrained environments. How we work together - - 30 minute complimentary consultation call to connect and identify key action areas and priorities for our session. I’ll be honest about what we can achieve during our time and what is required to tackle your list.- Make it Happen Sessions - Two hour action-oriented work sessions to make things happen. We’ll focus on your priorities and create the strategies, roadmaps, and content (whatever is applicable) to move things forward. We’ll end our time together inspired (and a little mentally exhausted) with concrete outcomes and work products. My goal is not to sign you up for an expensive package, but spend focused time together working through the key priorities and blocks that move you or your business forward. To dive in and get doing to save you money, effort, or mental energy and make things happen. 95% of my clients come back from more sessions because we were so effective in their first one and because they felt great after our time together. Some ways that I can help - Strategic Planning - Aligning Your Goals with Desired Outcomes- Asset & Opportunity Mapping- Fundraising, Business Development, Lead Gen- Public Relations & Stakeholder Engagement- Hiring StrategyExternal Communications - - Digital Audit & Messaging Alignment - Copy that Catches Your Audience’s Eye- Content Brainstorm & Planning (website, social, email marketing, stakeholder/ investor engagement).Curious about how we could work together? Book your 30 minute complimentary here and let’s connect! https://calendly.com/makeithappenwithkim/connect

Traveling Traders Bazaar curates unique artisan goods and fashion that elevates global craft and supports local artisans. We work with women artisans to produce fair trade products and sell online directly to consumers, wholesale and boutiques, as well as custom orders for companies and events. Check out our artisan face masks currently available on Etsy and shipping from the U.S. at https://www.etsy.com/shop/TravelingTradersBzr. For wholesale or custom orders for your company or event, email Kim@travelingtradersbazaar.com.

We're on a mission to inspire the catalyst in every woman through powerful storytelling, lasting community, and the best resources.Women Catalysts hosts events in San Francisco, New York, and Los Angeles. Our online programming includes The Catalyst Collective, a group leadership training, and Job Materials Boot Camp. Most recently, we launched membership to provide ongoing personal and professional development at affordable rates.

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Kim works with individuals, start-ups, non-profits, and established companies to combine traditional communication tactics with creative outreach strategies and strong messaging to achieve their goals. Whether that means engaging media, writing website content and press materials, activating partnerships with like-minded companies and organizations, or designing events that make an impact, Kim Hunter is passionate about getting results.With ten years of experience working in Washington, DC, Kim offers the kind of swift strategic advice and action plans that winning campaigns are built on. Driven by the motto of "making things happen," Kim Hunter PR is committed to helping clients put their goals into motion.

Kim Hunter is passionate about connecting people and giving back. Kim spent a decade in Washington D.C. politics to change the world before selling everything to travel the developing world and see how people were making a difference at local level. With a strong background in community-based marketing and meaningful partnerships, Kim leverages the power of the sharing economy to expand SupperShare’s brand. In her spare time, she writes, bikes and likes to fly kites.

Kim joined ONE’s Communication team in January 2010 in the capacity of U.S. Press Secretary. As the national spokesperson, Kim was the mouthpiece for ONE's North American campaigns to engage the American people to add their voice to the fight against extreme poverty in the developing world. At ONE, Kim was responsible for developing and executing proactive media strategies to advance ONE’s agenda in the fight against global extreme poverty and preventable disease. The position required extensive writing and outreach to print, TV, radio, and online media that covered politics, global health, education, women's issues and technology beats.In addition to cultivating relationships with reporters and U.S. media outlets, Kim also worked closely with ONE's policy, community partnerships, and government affairs teams, as well as, with communications staff in the London, Berlin, Paris, and African-based offices.

• Spoke on-the-record with local and national reporters on behalf of Senator and staff him on a regular basis.• Drafted and pitched press releases, advisories, event briefings, op-eds, targeted columns for • weekly VA publications, and office literature including direct mail.• Planned events on Capitol Hill and in Virginia, pitch to local media, and draft event materials including signage and visuals. • Developed strategic media plans to highlight and achieve policy objectives focused on national security and foreign affairs.In Senator Webb's farewell speech, he noted that Kim was a "very talented and invaluable communicator, who understood that the job was not simply to respond to media requests, but to proactively explain what we were doing, what our purposes where, what our goals were, what the philosophical approach that we were taking happened to be to local and national media, rather than simply entertaining interview requests.”

• Scheduled and staffed high-profile and second tier surrogates for media appearances and events during Convention to amplify OFA’s daily message objectives. Surrogates included Senator Jim Webb, Congressman Robert Wexler and three of the Convention Co-Chairs: Governor Kathleen Sebelius, Mayor Shirley Franklin, and Texas State Senator Leticia Van de Putte.

• Drafted national releases and media advisories, copy edited and formatted national, regional, and specialty press releases.• Answered press inquiries and served as daily interface between media, Communications department and Director of Communications.• Maintained press release archive, uploaded releases to the DNC’s website, and managed finances and travel for Communication Department. Prepared briefings for Chairman Dean. Staffed local open press events, organize logistical needs for conventions, meetings, and press conferences.• Managed three interns; facilitated national morning news coverage executed by 7 AM daily, produced regional, event, and organization coverage and weekly distribution of magazine clips.

• Executed daily issue tracking in Boston, National, and Regional press coverage. • Maintained press relations with over two hundred cable access stations in Massachusetts regarding Senator Kennedy’s cable access show, “Capitol Perspective.”• Archived local and national press clips and filed press releases for accessible reference. • Organized and prepared briefing books for press interviews, personal appearances, and speeches.

Office of the Deputy Administrator (09/04-12/04)• Wrote weekly newsletter, distributed to a mailing list of 3,000 subscribers and wrote monthly article for SBA Times, distributed to entire Agency. Assisted in speechwriting and light administrative tasks.Office of Congressional and Legislative Affairs (06/04-08/04)• Prepared written summaries of testimony and remarks submitted at Congressional Hearings. Attended hearings relevant to SBA issues and wrote summary reports distributed throughout the agency.• Wrote constituent correspondence regarding Small Business Administration programs and loan services.