Kim’s career spans over 20+ years and has been driven by a fascination for the creative, practical and business aspects of photography.  She has extensive experience in asset management and processes since before DAM and workflow tools even had names. She also spent several years managing photography businesses and creating retouching standards as digital photography took off.

Throughout her career, Kim has worked with teams who developed and refined MarTech solutions. She developed digital asset systems and workflows at Digital Fusion and as a photo editor at Flickr, where she was instrumental in spearheading a licensing program in partnership with Getty Images. She was initially brought to Amy’s Kitchen to select and implement a DAM for asset consolidation from a multitude of data sources.

From her role as Digital Asset Manager to Marketing Project Manager, Kim continues to manage the DAM administration team at Amy’s.

Kim has a Bachelor of Arts in Advertising Photography and Digital Imaging from Brooks Institute of Photography and holds a seat on the Climate Action Commission in her home city.