Kimberly Jacobs is a digital marketing and communications professional who empowers thought leaders and companies to connect with their audiences through authentic, strategic, and data-driven content, with storytelling and advocacy at its core. She has almost 15 years of experience crafting compelling narratives that resonate with audiences worldwide across multiple platforms such as blogs, newsletters, podcasts, social media, and more.

Kimberly’s background in journalism and digital media has included consulting, strategizing, and producing content for businesses while also being a freelance journalist. She’s written articles for MadameNoire.com, Parade Magazine, Business Insider, and more, covering women's issues, lifestyle, culture, entertainment, tech, and the African diaspora. Her passion for storytelling and connecting with diverse communities spanned covering events at The White House and the United Nations to local communities in major cities, red carpet and celebrity interviews, and tackling human interests stories.

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Outside of her professional endeavors, Kimberly is deeply committed to empowering the next generation through volunteering and mentorship. Over the years, she has volunteered with many organizations, such as Girl Scouts, Girls Write Now, The Dream Center Harlem, Atlanta Glow, and more. 

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Kimberly is a proud alumna of Howard University in Washington D.C., a Los Angeles native, and now resides in Atlanta, GA, after moving from Harlem, NY. Kimberly thrives in creating authentic professional and personal connections. When she's not shaping narratives or empowering others, you can find her enjoying Broadway shows, trying a new hobby or being active, hosting intimate gatherings with friends, or exploring opportunities for personal growth and development.