She has worked with multinational corporations, government agencies, academic institutions and nonprofits including: Chevron, Shell, Bayer, Hewlett PackardGoldman Sachs, UNICEF, UNAIDS, The Executive Office of Environmental Affairs MA, UCAL Berkeley’s Center for Entrepreneurship in International Health and Development (CEIHD), Beijing University School of Public Health, The Jane Goodall Institute, CARE, ECPAT, and The American Chamber of Commerce. 

Prior to founding Flying Bridges, Kimberly advised corporations on integrating their CSR interests into internal policies and programs and sat on the UN Theme Group for HIV/AIDS. The multicultural expertise at Flying Bridges stems from Kimberly’s years consulting NGOs, corporations and governments on program evaluation in Bolivia, China, The Republic of Georgia, Hong Kong, Ireland, The United States and France. 

Kimberly has published research on the relationship between government policies and program outcomes, was a visiting lecturer at Beijing University’s School of Public Health, advised the American Chamber of Commerce CSR committee on their annual giving fund and has been a panelist on HIV/AIDS and the workplace and business initiatives to fight against human trafficking.

She earned her BS in Business Management majoring in Finance and Marketing and obtained her MPH at Columbia University. She is currently researching a book on advertising in public spaces, including the internet, and its affects on young children.

Generating additional business and development value through the formation of alliances he builds strategic partnerships among media, corporate and social sector clients by focusing on core competencies and their internal social investment objectives. He provides corporate clients opportunities to make a measurable difference that is relevant to their business; media representatives with issue driven events with high audience appeal; and NGO executives with expanded reach and influence.

Prior to joining Flying Bridges Renaud executed press events for high profile clients including Jaguar, Mercedes and Roland Garros. His earlier experience as manager in logistical event planning drives the design and execution of each production. 

Filipe’s experience in monitoring and evaluation at PädQUIS, a scientific research institute, sharpened his skills in developing strategies for measuring the impact of socially-relevant productions, engage client stakeholders to identify measurement needs, develop key performance indicators and construct plans for implementing measurement.

Managing the operations for all short and long term project deliverables and monitoring process measurements, Filipe maximizes each production’s social and economic value and ensures our productions achieve the intended impact.

As co-founder of Mainebytes, a successful web design firm, Deborah joins Flying Bridges as an expert in developing communication strategies that build relationships between the sender (the client) and the receiver (target audience)..

Working with the Flying Bridges’ project staff and clients, she establishes the context and desired effects to design simple messages tailored for the most effective and efficient use of communications platforms. Using traditional and new media, she delivers a passive and interactive user experience to stimulate conversation, debate and action.

Deborah instructs private and public clients on developing corporate and social communications using new media. Her expertise in this medium optimizes outreach, promotion and awareness of all Flying Bridges productions.

Alaine’s collaborative team develops age appropriate messages and projects to be integrated into existing educational initiatives. She works with teachers, parent advocacy organizations, youth groups, school boards, ministers of education, and community center and nonprofit directors.

Alaine provides opportunities and strategies for the public and private sector clients to initiate youth education and participation programs.

Prior to joining Flying Bridges, Alaine was a teacher at Caedmon School and sat on the Parent and Teacher Advisory Board. Her graduate studies focus on early childhood development and evaluation of pedagogy for grade school children.

Her earlier work as a project manager at TBWA/Chiat/ Day, a top advertising agency, earned her the experience in delivering a creative, engaging and relevant product that meets the client’s needs and reaches the target audience.

For the years 2011 – 2014 we will be producing the See, Hear, Speak Campaign to fight against child exploitation.

Nadine will guide, facilitate, and coordinate all phases of the Campaign.

Nadine’s background in program management and education gives her the people, business, technical and communication skills required to effectively manage the diverse breadth and scope of campaign activities and goal setting required for measured success. Using her comprehensive knowledge of European laws protecting Children’s Rights and working experience with private, social and governmental organizations dedicated to protecting these rights, Nadine is currently building a strong team for the Campaign to be launched in 2012 in Paris, France.