Kim McCall

Kim McCall has spent nearly 25 years leading nonprofits to scale impact, grow revenue, innovate programs, develop teams, and build equity. She currently also serves as a Lecturer at Columbia University's M.S. Nonprofit Management program.

As chief executive officer of her namesake consultancy, McCall helps organizations diversify funding strategies and sources, elevate brand equity and lifelong affinity, manage remote teams and work, create inclusive cultures and boards, and expand programs and systems with technology.

Clients have included human rights advocate Save the Children, youth sports coach New Heights, mental health innovator Singula Institute, domestic violence intervenor Joe Torre Safe at Home Foundation, kids soccer program Kick4Life, human trafficking preventer United Nations Global Initiative to Fight Human Trafficking, cancer services connector Breast Treatment Task Force, environmental steward Save the Sound, media literacy educator Arts Engine, homeless outreach coordinator Street Works, frontline worker supporter Relief with Love, and autism research investor Spirits Up, among others.

McCall recently founded the nonprofit Juice Box Project to help close the opportunity gap in America and empower kids to start and run their own businesses. She also serves as an adjunct faculty member in the nonprofit management graduate program at Columbia University and as a city council-appointed member of Manhattan Community Board Five.

Previously, McCall led a 50% network increase to 131 university chapters at summer camp provider Kesem as chief executive officer. She also championed 10x impact expansion to 250 schools at recess champion Playworks as executive director. And, she drove 500% revenue growth in nine countries at international school builder Happy Hearts Fund as chief developer. Her early career is marked by fund and brand raising successes at Coalition for the Homeless, Multiple Myeloma Research Foundation, American Heart Association, and American Cancer Society.

McCalll received her Master of Public Policy with an emphasis in nonprofit management from Georgetown University, and is a Ph.D. student in global leadership and change at Pepperdine University.