Kinna Clark

Kinna Clark, Esq., is a highly educated individual with a background in law and business administration.

She holds a Juris Doctorate from North Carolina Central University School of Law and a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration, with a focus on management, from East Carolina University.

Kinna has held various key roles in different organizations, showcasing her diverse skill set and expertise.

Currently, she serves as the Director of Gift Planning Services at the University of North Carolina.

Previously, she worked as a Major & Planned Gifts Officer at North Carolina Central University School of Law, gaining valuable experience in fundraising and development.

Her past experiences also include positions such as working in the Office of Representative Jean Farmer-Butterfield at the North Carolina General Assembly, conducting research as a Research Assistant at North Carolina Central University School of Law, and tutoring as an Academic Property Tutor at the same institution.

Kinna has also had the opportunity to expand her legal knowledge through an internship at the Congressional Black Caucus in the Office of Congresswoman Yvette D. Clarke.

Beyond her legal and academic pursuits, Kinna has shown her versatility by managing roles in retail, having previously been a Store Manager at Fossil Inc and an Assistant Manager at Handy Mart Convenience Store.