Karah has been working with individuals and groups, creating space for honest reflection and personal revelation. Her gentle humor and straightforward challenges help leaders uncover what’s moving them forward and what’s holding them back. Karah earned her Masters in Counseling and a Doctorate of Management in Organizational Leadership.

Karah’s career started as a family therapist before moving into leadership. She was a founder of EQmentor, an online community for mentoring with emotional intelligence, where she served as Chief Knowledge Officer, creating training materials and coordinating certification programs. She has been spending her time as a consultant and coach since 2011. Coach Karah works as a facilitator engaging in mastermind groups, consulting, leading the Community Leadership Academy sessions and purpose retreats.

Karah currently lives with her family in the mountains of Colorado. Prior to living in Colorado, she traveled extensively, spending time in the Carolinas, Germany, and Italy before settling in the Vail Valley. She and her husband David have a 14 year old son, Bennett.

For over two decades, Brandy has been dedicated to helping mission-centered leaders and organizations generate good in our communities by moving forward what matters most. She specializes in strategies to attract, engage, and grow resources that fuel impact including fundraising, staffing, and volunteer engagement. Brandy’s work has taken her all over the globe where she has led fundraising, talent development, and strategic growth initiatives in sectors ranging from livelihoods development for youth and adults to land conservation and rural transportation infrastructure. She’s had the opportunity to serve in multiple executive roles, both permanent and interim, including as CEO / Executive Director, Chief Operations Officer, Vice President of Development, Vice President of Talent, and Deputy Director. In addition to her professional efforts, Brandy enjoys supporting her community through volunteer service. She currently serves as Chair of the Board of Directors for Colorado Planned Giving Roundtable, the nation's premier membership and education organization for planned giving professionals, where she also serves on the Programming Committee. Brandy has been named to the Denver Business Journal’s 40 Under 40 (2007), was named a Top 25 Young Professionals by CoBiz Magazine (2013, update 2024), was honored with the Peter Bowes Award from the Downtown Denver Partnership (2016) and was recognized as the Colorado Planned Giving Roundtable Volunteer of the Year (2023). She is a proud graduate of the University of Wyoming and loves spending time with her husband and rescue wonder-dog, Wallace.

Dr. Ho is the chair of the El Pomar Elevating Leadership Development Asian Pacific Islander Advisory Council, Commissioner on the Colorado Health Equity Commission, voting member off the Governing Boards of both Colorado Mental Health Hospitals, and teaches the UCCS GPS 1010: Muggle Studies and a variety of classes for the Student Affairs in Higher Education program as needed. They are a current fellow of the 2024 Colorado Springs Mayor’s Civic Leader Fellowship. Dr. Ho has an A.S. from PPSC and three degrees from UCCS: a Ph.D. in leadership, research and policy, M.A. in Leadership with a concentration in SAHE, and a B.A. in Communication.

But Kimberly's influence goes beyond professional spheres; she courageously shares her personal journey, navigating the shadows of child abuse and domestic violence. Her resilience and unwavering determination not only shape her advocacy but also ignite a profound movement, inspiring others to overcome their adversities.

As a prominent advocate for mental health, Kimberly confronts the silent battles faced by military spouses with relentless dedication. Her speaking engagements go beyond mere conversation, they serve as potent catalysts for change, rallying communities to prioritize well-being and foster connections. Through her eloquence and impassioned advocacy, Kimberly's message resonates deeply, leaving an indelible mark on hearts and minds. Acknowledged for her unwavering commitment and transformative influence, Kimberly stands as a beacon of hope and innovation within the military community, her legacy transcending conventional boundaries.