Beverly Klau

Beverly Klau is a seasoned entrepreneur and educator with a deep-rooted passion for community building and problem-solving.

With a solid background in education, including a Master of Education in Museum Studies from Bank Street College of Education and a Bachelor of Arts in Art History and Business from the University of Wisconsin-Madison, Beverly blends her academic expertise with real-world experience.

Currently, Beverly is at the helm of Verbina App as the Founder, CEO, and Chief Curator, spearheading the development of an innovative platform that aims to foster connections by enabling users to share and collect stories, ultimately nurturing vibrant communities.

Prior to Verbina, Beverly founded and led StoryCat Labs, showcasing her entrepreneurial spirit and ability to create impactful ventures.

Beverly's rich professional journey also includes roles such as a Mother/Daughter Program Facilitator at Mayyim Hayyim Living Waters Community Mikveh, a Rosh Hodesh Group Leader at Moving Traditions, a Community Care Team Member at Eisner Camp, and more, reflecting her commitment to nurturing relationships and community engagement.

Her diverse experiences span from leading youth impact programs like #enough at Brandeis University to founding initiatives such as HUG (Help Us Greet) at Natick Public Schools, highlighting her dedication to empowering and connecting individuals across different platforms and settings.

Moreover, Beverly has served as a Principal of Religious School and an Educator at Temple Shir Tikva, where she contributed to shaping the educational landscape and fostering a sense of community within religious settings.