Kimberly Faith Brown is a graduate of Strayer University, Baldwin Wallace College, The Ohio School of Broadcasting, and Hondros College. (She has also taken continuing education courses at Cleveland State University and Cuyahoga Valley Career Institute.  Brown began her career as a communication and criminal justice major.  Brown interned at WZAK 93.1FM in Cleveland, Ohio as a research assistant for “Urban Spotlight," a community talk program. Upon graduation, she earned her bachelor of art degree and worked at the Murtis H. Taylor Multi-Services Center as a licensed social worker. Simultaneously, Brown attended the Ohio School of Broadcasting where she earned her FCC license in radio broadcasting. As Brown mastered her communication skills, she worked for the Murtis H. Taylor Multi-Services Center as a Licensed Social Worker, Berea Children’s Home as a Program Manager for the Youth Violence Prevention Program, Harambee Services for Black Families as the Director of Marketing & Development, Director of Marketing for Sterling Oaks Retirement Center, Beech Brook and the Cleveland Monitor newspaper as a special reporter. She has extensive experience with Charter School start-ups.  Due to Brown’s longevity in social work, many have attributed her ideas, creative input, and hard work to shaping major social service programs in Cuyahoga County.

     Currently, Brown is the Chief Administrator of  Doveside Promotions dba The Brown Report Newspaper, Contractor with Oakmont Education System, and Whitten's Properties.

    Brown also has extensive relations with corporate sales, community resolution management and engagement, public relations, marketing, and political campaigns. Brown worked on the campaign of former Mayor Michael R. White, Judge Lauren Moore Siggers, served as a ward captain for the Honorable Jane L. Campbell, Campaign Manager for Bill Patmon, and Poll Driver/Door to Door Solicitor/Voter Registration for President Barack Obama and Campaign Manager/Political Strategist for Annette M. Blackwell for Mayor, Maple Heights (Election 2015). Blackwell is the First African American Woman ever to be elected as Mayor. Brown is the first black female campaign manager to successfully get a Black woman elected to a Mayor's seat!