Have no fears, Kim's offiicially at The Spheres!


We have a new pic below (well, better late than never on this one) of former Evening Magazine co-host Kim Holcomb at her new corporate communications job at Amazon:

"I've started the next phase of my career...at Amazon.  I'm supporting their incredible Global Sustainability and Community Impact work -- two things I care about deeply.   I am over the moon!  Truthfully, it was scary to step away from a 25+ year career, but now that I am on the other side, I'm so proud I didn't let fear dictate my decision."    Kim is yet another former King5 staffer who left for Amazon.  I believe Meg Coyle was the first, then investigative chief Kellie Cheadle (who has since left), Lindsay Sieverkropp and Mark Erskine ( he has left as well), Holcomb's former bosses at Evening.  

(two pics, swipe right) https://www.instagram.com/p/C_4WXB6PfDh/?sh=MWFtMndnM2Jxajdjcw== 

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  1. JasonNovember 1, 2024 at 2:24 PM

    Global Sustainability and Community Impact. Sounds like some made up BS and that group at Amazon will have to draw up charts, graphs and PowerPoint presentations on a regular basis to justify the team's existence.

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