Kit Robison

Background

About Kit Robison

I am a teacher, a nurturer of peace, a coach, a neurodiverse woman of transgender experience and a renaissance person. I have studied and practiced many things (like computer programming, multiple languages, business management, auto mechanics, theology, physics, engineer, sociology, psychology) over time and understand their applicability to other problems, tasks and field. I am also a data analyst by nature, distilling large amounts of data into salient points with ease. My business background can be best described as sales and business development, which then helped me reduced deficits and run churches with balanced budgets. I am most interested these days in using my creative abilities in an environment where I can foster well being, inner peace and self acceptance in people. If work involved significant travel it would be wonderful. I have season tickets to the opera, fix my own car, regularly meditate, follow politics and have been married to the same woman for thirty years. I am Okasan, Maddy, or Ma to three beautiful, grown and independent daughters, who are helping to make the world a better place. I have lived in New York, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Montana, North Carolina and Miami (not sure if it is really part of Florida) as well as Quito, Ecuador, Bremen, Germany and Tokyo, Japan. I am a third culture person who believes in radical inclusiveness. I strongly believe that education and empowerment of women is one of the keys to the future success of this planet. IF you are still reading this then you are interested in the depth and might also want to know that I have studied Transformational Ministry(based in change theory), Life Coaching, and am a Healthy Congregations(family systems) Facilitator and I specialized in development /redevelopment and global mission. I have spent significant time in disaster zones and have been a student of the human side of war. I am a resilient person capable of handling very stressful situations, who is also aware that this must be done for a time, which is followed by a time of decompression and rest.