Kimberly Hall Alexander

Kimberly Hall Alexander is a prominent figure known for her work as a speaker, author, and host, who has channeled personal tragedy into various impactful ventures.

Following the loss of her husband, NFL linebacker Elijah Alexander, to multiple myeloma in 2010, Kimberly founded KimCONNECTS, a boutique consulting firm aimed at fostering business opportunities for clients, while also venturing into hosting private dinner events within her network.

Her multifaceted career includes co-hosting 'The G.A.M.E.' on 105.3 FM, a sports talk radio show, and actively engaging in charitable endeavors, particularly advocating for cancer patients and caregivers, a cause close to her heart after her husband's passing.

Kimberly's involvement in health advocacy and charity extends to speaking engagements, hosting events, and contributing to health-related publications, highlighted by her work on 'Multiple Myeloma in the African American Community.'

Aside from her professional pursuits, Kimberly holds a journalism degree from the University of Colorado at Boulder and is certified in non-profit management, demonstrating a strong educational background and a commitment to continuous learning.

She has held key roles in various organizations, including serving as the Chief Executive Officer at Level Health Agency, being a founding board member of Off the Field, Player's Wives Association (NFL), and contributing to impactful initiatives with organizations like Habitat for Humanity and St. Jude Children's Research Hospital.

Kimberly Alexander's impressive portfolio includes authoring 'Fairytales, Fate and Fortitude' in 'Dare to Be A Difference Maker,' chronicling her family's journey through her husband's cancer battle and sharing insights into resilience and strength in the face of adversity.