Kimberly Eisendrath

Background

About Kimberly Eisendrath

Kimberly Eisendrath is the Executive Director at Family Connect, where she leads initiatives to support children and families in Southeastern Wisconsin through innovative community partnerships and faith-driven service. With over 25 years of experience in IT, project management, and nonprofit work, Kimberly has built a career centered around collaboration, mentoring, and meaningful impact on both a local and global scale.Her passion for sustainability and service extends beyond her professional roles. Kimberly is a dedicated advocate for global efforts that empower vulnerable communities, promote sustainability, and create lasting change for good. Her work includes leading cross-functional teams, managing digital transformation projects, and serving as a mentor to support personal and organizational growth. She is focused on aligning her mission with that of others to drive community development and holistic well-being for children and families.Key Competencies & Strengths- Faith-Driven Leadership: Deep commitment to aligning professional work with faith-based values and service to the community- Leadership & Nonprofit Management: Successfully directing programs and initiatives that prioritize the well-being of children and families- Sustainability Advocacy: Championing global and local efforts to promote environmental and social sustainability- Mentoring & Coaching: Passionate about guiding teams and individuals to achieve their fullest potential- Project Management: 25+ years of expertise in leading complex projects across IT, sustainability, and nonprofit sectors- Cross-Functional Team Building: Proven track record of fostering collaboration and driving innovation- Digital Transformation & Strategy: Enabling organizations to evolve through the effective use of emerging technologies and data.Kimberly is continually seeking opportunities to collaborate with organizations and individuals who share her mission to create sustainable solutions that benefit children, families, and communities locally and globally.