Founder/Owner/CEO
Kimberly Meadows Clark
A dynamic leader whose innovative spirit and unwavering commitment to community uplift have positioned her as a force in professional sports, advocacy, and entrepreneurship. A current student of Alabama A&M University, Kimberly made history as the founder of the HBCU Basketball Association—securing a 10-year TV deal with Byron Allen’s Media Group, as featured in Sports Illustrated. She also stands out as the first African American female majority owner of a professional basketball team in Alabama, the Magic City Surge. Her pioneering approach to sports leadership is matched only by her deep dedication to social impact, demonstrated through transformative community initiatives, strategic partnerships, and servant leadership.
Kimberly’s professional journey began at just 17 years old, when she joined Cox Media Group in Birmingham, Alabama—progressing from research to promotions and ultimately becoming the youngest female in the city to host a weekly open mic featuring celebrity hosts. Over the years, she worked with three major record labels, managed multiple artists, producers, and athletes, and produced high-impact events connecting entertainment professionals with vital resources. Beyond the media realm, Kimberly also thrives as a Tax Professional, Certified Notary, and DIY Credit Repair specialist, empowering individuals and businesses to achieve financial stability and success.
Deeply motivated by a passion for community advocacy, Kimberly served as the Day Program and Community Outreach Coordinator for Firehouse Ministries. There, she spearheaded a free health screening clinic for homeless populations—recognized nationally by the United States Public Health Service—and launched vocational training programs with Lawson State Community College to provide free welding and electrical courses for those in need. She further demonstrated her commitment to bridging social gaps by creating “Arts to Bricks,” an annual event uniting Birmingham’s unhoused community and local residents through music, games, and shared experiences, raising essential funds to provide housing for the homeless. Her background in nonprofit leadership also includes serving as Development Director for GLOVE Ministries, supporting domestic violence survivors and homeless individuals.
Kimberly’s dedication to excellence has earned her numerous accolades, including the Amelia Boynton Robinson Women of Valor Award fby the Tuskeegee University Alumnae Chapter of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc.and honors during Women’s History Month at the University of Montevallo. She holds a Women’s Entrepreneurship Certification from Cornell University and is certified in Basketball General Management and Scouting by Sports Management Worldwideand is current Chair of Member/Social Engagement for the Metro Birmingham Chapter of the Historic National Congress of Black Women
Whether advocating for community health, collaborating with academic institutions, or championing underrepresented voices in sports, Kimberly embodies a holistic approach that merges strategic innovation with servant leadership—all while continuing her academic pursuits at Alabama A&M University. Her inspiring track record underscores a steadfast belief in the power of education, collaboration, and vision to create sustainable, positive change for individuals and communities alike.
Core Competencies
- Sports Leadership
Proven expertise in professional sports management and innovation, including co-founding the HBCU Basketball Association and serving as majority owner of the Magic City Surge. - Community Advocacy
Skilled in creating and executing impactful programs that address homelessness, health equity, and workforce development—such as a free annual event called Arts to Bricks, which united Birmingham’s unhoused community and local residents through music, free food, and games while raising funds to house the homeless. - Servant Leadership
Adept at inspiring and empowering individuals and communities through mentorship, education, and dynamic public speaking. Former Day Program and Community Outreach Coordinator for Firehouse Ministries, where she initiated the free health screening clinic for homeless populations. - Tax Professional & Notary Services
Offers comprehensive tax preparation guidance and certified notary services, reflecting her commitment to supporting personal and professional growth. - DIY Credit Repair
Provides tools and resources to help clients take control of their credit and secure a more stable financial future. - Strategic Partnerships
Experienced in collaborating with academic institutions, healthcare organizations, nonprofits, and entertainment professionals to drive transformative change and produce successful events.
Differentiators
- Innovative Visionary
Pioneering new platforms that connect purpose to opportunities, exemplified by projects like the HBCU Basketball Association and annual Arts to Bricks festivals. - Recognized Leader
Honored with numerous accolades, including the Amelia Boynton Robinson Women of Valor Award and Women’s Entrepreneurship Certification from Cornell University. - Certified Expertise
Certified in Basketball General Management and Scouting by Sports Management Worldwide, ensuring professional-level insights into sports operations. - Entertainment and Media Experience
Began her media career at age 17 with Cox Media Group in Birmingham, Alabama, progressing from research to promotions. Became the youngest female in the city to host a weekly open mic with celebrity hosts, worked for three major record labels, and managed multiple artists, producers, and athletes to coordinate impactful events and partnerships.
Key Accomplishments
- Spearheaded a free health screening clinic for homeless populations during her tenure at Firehouse Ministries, earning national recognition from the United States Public Health Service.
- Launched vocational training programs with Lawson State Community College, offering free welding and electrical training to homeless individuals.
- Conceptualized and organized Arts to Bricks, an annual event at Birmingham’s Railroad Park that brought the community together to enjoy live music, free food, and games while raising funds to provide housing for the homeless.
- Co-Chair of the Birmingham Education Foundation’s Family Advisory Council, leading initiatives to improve educational outcomes.
- Founded and led the Magic City Surge, Birmingham’s longest-lasting semi-professional basketball team.
Past Performance
- Nonprofit Leadership: Served as Development Director for GLOVE Ministries, providing critical resources for domestic violence survivors and homeless individuals.
- Corporate Collaboration: Partnered with the UAB School of Health Professions to deliver health services to underserved communities.
- Educational Engagement: Held advisory roles with Alabama A&M University’s QEP (Quality Enhancement Plan) and currently with Woodlawn High School’s Business Academy.
- Entertainment & Media: Managed multiple artists, producers, athletes, and entertainers, connecting them with resources and coordinating successful events.
Certifications
- Women’s Entrepreneurship Certification – Cornell University
- Basketball General Management and Scouting – Sports Management Worldwide
Awards & Recognition
- Amelia Boynton Robinson Women of Valor Award
- Honored during Women’s History Month at the University of Montevallo
- Two-time Entrepreneur of the Year Nominee, Summit Media Minority Business Awards
