Kim Harrison
Kim believes we have a responsibility to help one another move to the edge of our individual and collective greatness. Kim saw the potential in Simon Sinek and his vision before there was a book or TED Talk, and has worked alongside him since 2008.
As the Chief Revel Officer of Start With Why, Kim is charged with building the foundation for which the WHY movement can thrive. Kim's strength and passion is in supporting people to step into roles where they can make the most meaningful and impactful contribution to the WHY movement.
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