Her Story
About Kimberly
Kimberly Hill, MBA, is a dedicated sustainability professional with a passion for creating positive environmental impact while driving business success. She began her academic journey at the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay, earning a Bachelor’s degree in Environmental Science, and later completed her MBA in Global Management and Administration at Point Park University. Over the years, Kimberly has built a career focused on sustainability, event management, and operational excellence across a variety of industries. At Best Practices® Magazines, Kimberly serves as the Sustainability Events & Operations Manager, where she leads large-scale expos, conferences, and webinars that promote sustainable practices to thousands of industry professionals. Her innovative approach has increased event attendance by 20% and expanded webinar participation to over 13,000 attendees, demonstrating her skill in combining operational strategy with impactful communication. Previously, as a digital marketing specialist, she successfully grew webinar registrations by 77% and attendance by 106%, illustrating her talent for engaging audiences and amplifying sustainability initiatives. Beyond her professional responsibilities, Kimberly is a passionate advocate for women in industry. As the administrator and a key member of the executive council for the Women in Compressed Air, Vacuum & Cooling (WCVC) Networking Group, she works to foster connections, mentorship, and opportunities for women in traditionally male-dominated fields. With a strong foundation in client relationship management, environmental compliance, and digital marketing analytics, Kimberly continues to leverage her expertise to inspire change, promote sustainability, and expand her professional network.
Her Interview
Ten minutes with Kimberly
01What do you attribute your success to?
I really credit my success to my drive and my willingness to take chances when they matter. When I realized I needed to open up my career options, I pushed myself to look beyond my home state and ended up taking a job halfway across the country, somewhere I'd never been and where I didn't know a single person. It was a big leap, but it taught me a lot about myself and showed me that I can adapt, grow, and succeed even when everything around me is new.
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