Our Team

With over two decades of international consulting expertise, Kim has a proven track record for analyzing business problems, defining a vision for change and implementing sustainable solutions. She has worked in over 200 world-leading companies on five continents in industries including manufacturing, technology, retail, healthcare, hospitality, and financial services. Kim was the Managing Partner of a global consulting firm and then started her own business as the Co-Founder and President of an implementation-based healthcare consulting practice based in New York City. Kim has applied her extensive industry experience to supporting management students and corporate executive leaders to enhance their capabilities through teaching leadership development programs, results-based training and executive coaching. Today she is leading an enterprise transformation program for a leading Canadian bank. Kim’s success in coaching and consulting stems from her passion for building relationships and genuine desire to help developing leaders and executives gain the skills and tools to be more effective. She is a regular speaker at industry events in both Canada and the United States, and is an ongoing guest lecturer at the Robert F. Wagner Graduate School of Public Service at New York University (NYU) and the Rotman School of Management. Kim holds an undergraduate Degree in Sociology, a MBA in Strategy and a Ph.D. in Organization and Management. Her doctoral research focused on gender related leadership optimization with application towards improved organizational performance.

Thompson Egbo-Egbo, his name is as unique as his journey. Moving to Canada from Nigeria when he was 4 he started playing the piano at the age of 6. His aptitude and affection for the piano would come almost immediately and has stayed with him forever. Growing up in subsidized government development area of Toronto, Egbo-Egbo is awed by the fact a group of people thought enough of the residences to build a musical school so that the children of the neighborhood could enjoy the luxury of music lessons, and at a fee that was affordable to them. This inspiration has made him compassionate to the arts and its importance in the lives of children and society. It also led him to found the Thompson T. Egbo-Egbo Arts Foundation in hopes that children of all social and economic circumstances can experience the benefits of music. He has been called upon to play in the presence of many dignitaries, who include H.R.H Prince Charles, H.R.H. Prince Edward, and H.R.H. Prince Phillip. He has also performed for Quincy Jones. In 2007 the Canadian Songwriters hall of fame asked him to produce a medley tribute to their inductees, who included Leonard Cohen, Gordon Lightfoot, Oscar Peterson, Joni Mitchell and many others whom attended the event. Egbo-Egbo’s musical Journey has taken him from playing the tuba with the Hannaford Street Youth band across Canada to Performing on Stage at the Hackney Empire theatre in east end London with the Canadian production “Da Kink In My Hair”. To touring with Canadian R&B sensation Ayah and recording and performing with afro-punk artist Siadah Baba Talibah. After Egbo-Egbo’s secondary schooling he found himself studying Jazz Performance at Humber College in Toronto, all the while working as a musician throughout school. Upon graduating he continued to work as musician in Toronto and has recently enrolled to continue his studies at the Berklee College of Music in Boston, which is where you will find him now. Thompson Egbo-Egbo created The Egbo Arts Foundation to show kids that they can achieve whatever their goals are.