We’re delighted to welcome Kat Klopp to NYC Kids RISE as Chief of Communications and the newest member of our Executive Team. Kat brings fifteen years of experience leading communications, digital marketing, and business systems innovation to create measurable impact at scale for mission-driven organizations. Prior to joining NYC Kids RISE, Kat served as a marketing and communications strategist for Three Furies, supporting civic, public, and private sector clients engaged in social impact efforts. Kat established the marketing function and led communications for six years for EL Education, a national organization expanding access to the right to read for more than a million students annually with a top-rated language arts curriculum and model for school transformation. She led marketing for Sheltering Arms, one of the largest human services providers in New York City, and served as an analyst and corporate social responsibility partnership developer for Citizen Schools, helping both organizations boost student achievement and economic empowerment alongside companies like Google, Facebook, and Bank of America. Working in close partnership with Nicole Chin-Lyn, Managing Director of Communications and Intergovernmental Partnerships, Kat will help lead efforts to strengthen connectivity with families, schools, communities, businesses, government, and philanthropy to further embed the #SaveForCollege Program into the fabric of New York City neighborhoods. Join us in welcoming Kat to the team!
Congrats Kat
Congrats!
Strategic Marketing + Communications Leader Bringing Courageous Ideas to Life
1moWhat an honor to get to work alongside the team at NYC Kids RISE and New Yorkers across the City who are harnessing the Save for College Program to support our kids’ college and career dreams. There is already so much to celebrate—communities overcoming barriers to access and building wealth. Can’t wait to see what more is possible as we enter our *fourth year* of Citywide Scholarship and Savings accounts for NYC Public Schools students.