Kimberly Hart on THRIVING THROUGH CHANGE
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With approximately 200,000 professionals across 30 countries, Flex provides innovative design, engineering, manufacturing, real-time supply chain insight and logistics services to companies of all sizes and industries.
The banks that joined forces to found UniCredit Group have a long tradition in promoting local culture and artistic events in the countries in which it operates. This commitment is evidenced by the extensive art collection of UniCredit Group and dozens of initiatives within UniCredit & Art Project. We believe that culture is always the engine of local economic development through its ability to sustain innovation and stimulate science economy.
Since we are very close to the communities in which we operate, we try to maintain a close relationship with them by encouraging all initiatives that contribute to their cultural enrichment. Thus, we support cultural diversity and offer support to projects in the area of music, literature, film, and visual arts.
The cultural-artistic component of the bank’s sustainable development strategy is materialized in our involvement in long-term partnerships. Our collaborators and partners include NGOs, cultural institutions, academies, curators, and artists.
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A Vision For Healthy Conflict, How Place, Stories, and Critical Thinking Create a Culture of Reconciliation
As one of the first in her extended family to attend college, Kimberly studied Brain and Cognitive Science at MIT before getting her JD from Columbia University School of Law. Passionate about the intersection of justice and mercy, Kimberly worked on lobbying and advocacy on human rights, peace-building, and humanitarian need for multiple international NGOs. From Sunday afternoon lunches with her great-grandmother and the belonging learned through extended family celebrations in rural western Pennsylvania, to the importance of hospitality experienced in her work overseas, Kimberly appreciates the need for a welcoming space, good food and drink, connecting stories, and thoughtful, challenging dialogue. Kimberly makes her home on 62 acres of a historic farm in central Maryland in an old house with wonderfully wavy glass windowpanes. She lives with her gentleman farmer husband, four strong-willed, strong-minded, and creative kids, one co-dependent rescue dog who thinks she’s much smaller than she is, one very cat-like adopted cat, two fainting goats who were supposed to be livestock-not-pets, plus her mother and her outlaw barn cat. Fairlight Farm is also the host to the Fairlight Forum, dedicated to creating space to hear and be heard.
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