Kimberly Clarke

Kimberly Clarke is an experienced editor and writer with a career spanning over three decades, starting in 1988. Throughout her career, Kimberly has successfully managed complex multi-language and multi-author projects from conception to publication, encompassing both print and online mediums. Her expertise includes editing, writing, proofreading, and ghostwriting for various forms of content such as blog posts, chapters, and books. Kimberly is adept at collaborating with designers and illustrators to enhance the visual appeal of publications.

With a passion for helping individuals and teams effectively plan and execute projects, Kimberly excels in guiding the process of commissioning books, reports, and articles. Her goal is to ensure timely delivery of high-quality products within the allocated budget. Notably, Kimberly has vast experience working with non-native English-speaking authors, contributing to a diverse and inclusive publishing background. Additionally, Kimberly specializes in developing communication strategies to optimize research projects and program outcomes, supporting teams in achieving their strategic objectives through meticulous planning, monitoring, and reporting.

Kimberly Clarke's educational background includes studies in English at Queen's University and at LCVI. Throughout her career, she has held significant roles in various organizations, including Research to Action - CommsConsult where she currently serves as a part-time editor. Previously, Kimberly worked as a freelance editor, writer, and international development communications specialist. She has also served as the Author Patron Manager at Kingston WritersFest, engaged in project management and fundraising at IPS, directed the Lyme Regis Fossil Festival at LRDT - Lyme Regis Development Trust, coordinated publications and marketing at IIED, and worked as an editor for 'Appropriate Technology Journal', 'Waterlines', and books at ITDG / Practical Action.