Kim Moss formed her company in 1998 specializing in event and meeting planning, outsourced executive administrative support, virtual administrative support for sole proprietors and resume writing. Her broad industry experience includes working in the professional services fields, both finance and legal.
While on staff at Price Waterhouse ("PW"), she was the Executive Assistant to the Director of Human Resources in the Washington DC Office and one of the founding members of the Washington Office Minority Council. She served as the Administrative Liaison between the Council and the Human Resources department for three years. Her efforts in furthering minority issues resulted in her co-producing two highly successful minority orientation programs designed specifically for first-year accounting professionals from the 8 largest East coast offices; three "Taste of PW" events that engaged office staff and partners in learning about culturally diverse foods and customs; and four critically acclaimed "Minority Council Speaker Series" that featured prominent trailblazers and key decision maker minorities from MCI, Deloitte & Touche LLP and National Public Radio, who told their personal stories and gave their insights and experience on making it to the top of their fields as minorities. Working with the National Office Partner in Washington, she was instrumental in bringing then-Chairman of the firm James Schiro, to the Washington office to address 100 staff and partners from the firm's various practice groups about Diversity and PW. She served as executive producer for the videotaped luncheon, which was hosted by the Minority Council. An infomercial with interviews from Washington office staff and partners about the Minority Council was also produced in conjunction with the event. A firm first for minority staff, the informercial and event taping were created to remain in the firm's HR and training video library for future reference.
A favor for a friend in 1996 for New York based Noelle-Elaine Media Inc., led to long term relationship and on-call staff position working at many of their events and productions including the prestigious Black Enterprise Entrepreneurs Conference (3 years), National Association of Black Owned Broadcasters Annual Awards Dinner (8 years) and fall conferences (3 years); the Leon H Sullivan Summit Dinners (3 years) and many other private, celebrity and political black-tie events in Washington DC, Orlando, New York and Nashville as well as being selected to work on a live webcast production for Net4Music in Paris, France.
She has been a guest speaker for the National Association of Black Accountants (NABA) both professional and student chapters at Howard University and Bowie State University giving presentations on business etiquette, how to successfully re-write and remodel your resume and how to use volunteer experience to make great career changes.
An active volunteer, she is a two-term past President, Newsletter Editor and Fundraising Chairperson for the Washington Area Chapter of Childhelp, one of the oldest children's charities in the United States. She has served as the executive producer for two highly successful fundraiser events for the Washington Area Chapter of Childhelp and served on Executive Committees for a number of fundraising events produced by the National Capital Area Office of the American Heart Association. Additionally, she has been a multi-year volunteer with The Warner Theater, the American Heart Association and the Legg Mason Tennis Tournament Player Hospitality Team.
Ms. Moss is also a two-term past Advisory Board President and currently a performing member and soloist with the award winning local gospel community choir, Mosaic Harmony and in May 2007 was named to Cambridge Who's Who. Currently, she is enrolled at the George Washington University's School of Business' Event Management program and is a certified wedding planner through the American Academy of Wedding Professionals Certification program. She and her husband Walter, reside in suburban Maryland.