Here's Kim's bio from the Manhattan GMAT website:
Please help me in welcoming Kim!By day, she’s a mild-mannered member of Manhattan GMAT’s senior staff, answering prospective student questions, facilitating registrations, cultivating marketing partnerships, and conveying her GMAT wisdom to anyone who will listen.
By night, Kim transforms into a marathon runner, an NYPD Auxiliary Police OfficerPD, a writer of a fitness quarterly called “You’re inSHAPE” and a first book, a Revolutionary War history buff, and a garden-variety Upper West Sider.
A main ingredient, she believes, in managing so much is having broad interests and a diverse background. Kim hails originally from southern Virginia and grew up on the waters of the Chesapeake Bay and near the beaches of the Atlantic. She took off for the west for college but ultimately trekked back to the homeland, set to work for Anheuser-Busch and hang out in the sun. With a twist of fate (and the career of an ex-boyfriend), she headed for the Big Apple in the mid-90’s -- and that’s where things really got interesting.
Within five years, Kim had experienced life a director of a breast cancer foundation, marathon runner, political activist, rock band groupie, out-of-real-work consultant, and writer. She had started and bankrupted a dot-com; prepped, taken, and taught the GMAT; and she had set up and operated three start-up web companies. Thank goodness, she ran across Manhattan GMAT in mid-2001; after several meetings at Starbucks, she was out-fitted with a set of Manhattan GMAT Strategy Guides and a directive to sell out the very first GMAT Boot Camp.
