Kimberly Winburn is a Senior Manager Media Effectiveness at Mars. She possess expertise in market research, customer insight, analytics, marketing research, competitive intelligence and 14 more skills. Colleagues describe her as "Over the course of more than 4 years, I had the pleasure to work with Kim in a fast-paced, ever-evolving automotive client service environment, and without question, Kim represents a true business professional in every sense of the term. Kim's numerous strengths include her dexterity in understanding her clients' actual business needs, and managing projects and outputs to make sure all goals are met in a timely fashion and client questions answered. Importantly, she does this in such a way that facilitates her clients can digest information AND take action to improve critical business results. Kim is a strong communicator and always seeks to better the quality of her organization by maximizing not just her own work, but that of those around her. A true team player and client collaborator, Kim's fastidious approach to all that she does creates high levels of client satisfaction and team performance. As such, Kim is an extremely valuable addition to any team that is fortunate enough to have her as a core member; I highly recommend Kim Winburn." and "Kimberly is very passionate about her work. In her days in China, she adapted to a very different culture and a distinctive way of doing business very fast. Her expertise and professionalism on social media research impressed the entire China team. More importantly, she devoted in mobilizing the social media research capability and business in China. She enthusiastically educated the China research team and brought our social media research capability to a new level. Also, she threw herself into business development very energetically. Despite the fierce competition in China market, she never stopped chasing possible business opportunities and chances to talk to clients. I have no doubt that she is ready to take bigger role and responsibilities in her future career."