IMIK ENTERPRISES
ABOUT IMIK ENTERPRISES
“When people respect diversity, they respect themselves.”
Kimi Irene Ginn (formerly Kimi (Ginn) Rabun) hails from Tacoma, Washington where she was the first
female and African American student body president at Wilson High School. She graduated with
honors, received her BA in Education from Antioch College and completed graduate studies in
Multicultural Eduction and Human Development at Pacific Oaks College in Pasadena, CA.
Kimi is a passionate educatior and community focused individual who through both her professional
experience and personal convictions remains true to her belief that “it is better to build a child rather
than mend an adult”. Among some of her professional achievements, she has served as the
Northwest Area Director for the United Negro College Fund (UNCF), Director of the Seattle Coalition
for Educational Equity (SCEE), Project Manager and Community Partnership Coordinator for the
Seattle Public Schools, the Membership and Marketing Manager for Girl Scouts of Connecticut and
Director for Vibrant Schools in Tacoma, Washington.
Kimi assisted in the establishment of the Book Patch, the children annex of the Grandstaff Memorial
Library at Fort Lewis, WA. Under her leadership, the library’s storytelling career and continues today
to delight people of all ages with her unique style of telling a great story. This talent is permeated also
in her delivery of upbeat keynote addresses and engaging workshop presentations.
Kimi works closely with several schools, universities, counties, museums, human resource
departments, along with a wide range of associations and groups. Kimi has extensive experience in
both private and public sectors. She knows how to put together an educational package that will
inform as well as increase the skills of her professional peers and the community. She is creative in
her delivery and can develop a sense of purpose and fun as she presents her material.
She is an excellent communicator and has been admired as one of the 10 diversity consultants in the
Pacific Northwest.
Opening the Doors to Positive Diversity.
Upcoming events
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IMIK ENTERPRISES
ABOUT IMIK ENTERPRISES
“When people respect diversity, they respect
themselves.”
Kimi Irene Ginn (formerly Kimi (Ginn) Rabun) hails
from Tacoma, Washington where she was the first
female and African American student body
president at Wilson High School. She graduated with
honors, received her BA in Education from Antioch
College and completed graduate studies in
Multicultural Eduction and Human Development at
Pacific Oaks College in Pasadena, CA.
Kimi is a passionate educatior and community
focused individual who through both her
professional experience and personal convictions
remains true to her belief that “it is better to build a
child rather than mend an adult”. Among some of he
professional achievements, she has served as the
Northwest Area Director for the United Negro
College Fund (UNCF), Director of the Seattle
Coalition for Educational Equity (SCEE), Project
Manager and Community Partnership Coordinator
for the Seattle Public Schools, the Membership and
Marketing Manager for Girl Scouts of Connecticut
and Director for Vibrant Schools in Tacoma,
Washington.
Kimi assisted in the establishment of the Book
Patch, the children annex of the Grandstaff Memorial
Library at Fort Lewis, WA. Under her leadership, the
library’s storytelling career and continues today to
delight people of all ages with her unique style of
telling a great story. This talent is permeated also in
her delivery of upbeat keynote addresses and
engaging workshop presentations.
Kimi works closely with several schools, universities,
counties, museums, human resource departments,
along with a wide range of associations and groups.
Kimi has extensive experience in both private and
public sectors. She knows how to put together an
educational package that will inform as well as
increase the skills of her professional peers and the
community. She is creative in her delivery and can
develop a sense of purpose and fun as she presents
her material.
She is an excellent communicator and has been
admired as one of the 10 diversity consultants in the
Pacific Northwest.
Opening the Doors to Positive Diversity.
Upcoming events
Website was designed and developed by Verticalbay.com all rights
reserved 2025. All art worked is designed and owned by Verticalbay.com
any duplication in part or whole is a direct violation of artistic
ownership. (253) 858-4980. All rights reserved.