| Corporate Leadership |
KIMS' President/CEO, Ms. Kim Terrell, is a technical project
manager with 13 -plus years experience delivering mission critical
products to NASA and other large Federal programs.
Her objective is to assist the U.S. space program in maintaining its
leadership position by using her project focused experience within
NASA, technical, facilitation, and interpersonal skills to transfer
knowledge.
manager with 13 -plus years experience delivering mission critical
products to NASA and other large Federal programs.
Her objective is to assist the U.S. space program in maintaining its
leadership position by using her project focused experience within
NASA, technical, facilitation, and interpersonal skills to transfer
knowledge.
In support of NASA Goddard Space Flight Center (GSFC) Kim has successfully
managed and worked within multidiscipline matrix teams of up to 20 highly
productive people in the areas of:
She has designed her career and academic endeavors around areas that are ofstrategic and technical importance to NASA. Read More.
Kim was selected as a NASA Scholar 1994 - 1998, and awarded tuition support,
summer research positions and mentoring through the NASA Undergraduate
Student Researchers Program (UMF)1,2,3. During her ISU4 Masters studies, 2004,
NASA GSFC awarded Kim financial support and a federal service appointment in
the Student Temporary Employment Program. Most recently, NASA honored Kim
with an online feature story "One Goal in Mind".
The alliance partnership that Kim successfully initiated and secured with The
AldonMalone Group - extending KIMS' capabilities to further match NASA project
needs - is a testament of her ability to provide quality services, through a business
that can help NASA and the prime contractors meet their small business goal
requirements. Read more.
As a team Kim and Dr. Malone attended the NASA Project Management Challenge
Conference. “We listened, and engaged in discussions to better understand the
challenges faced by NASA, during these dynamic times as it furthers its earth, lunar
and space science missions and plans a transition from the Space Shuttle to the
next generation of Human Space Flight”.
“Participating in this two-day highly interactive conference is one of the tools that
allowed us to determine that we have value to add to support of NASA project
management, organizational development, IT, and change management initiatives”.
KIMS' Alliance Team - PM Challenge Conference report.
"We are committed to your continued success - we understand that our success
follows your success". - Kim and Dr. Malone
1 Underrepresented Minority Focus
2 Selected by Goddard Space Flight Center through Illinois Institute of Technology
3 USRP transitioned to a now former Undergraduate Student Award for Research Program
4 International Space University, Strasbourg, France
managed and worked within multidiscipline matrix teams of up to 20 highly
productive people in the areas of:
 | Center-wide Spaceflight Portfolio Performance and Risk Assessment | |
| CIO Enterprise Management | |
| High Performance Computing and Office Automation and IT | |
| Technical and Professional Development |
She has designed her career and academic endeavors around areas that are of
Kim was selected as a NASA Scholar 1994 - 1998, and awarded tuition support,
summer research positions and mentoring through the NASA Undergraduate
Student Researchers Program (UMF)1,2,3. During her ISU4 Masters studies, 2004,
NASA GSFC awarded Kim financial support and a federal service appointment in
the Student Temporary Employment Program. Most recently, NASA honored Kim
with an online feature story "One Goal in Mind".
The alliance partnership that Kim successfully initiated and secured with The
AldonMalone Group - extending KIMS' capabilities to further match NASA project
needs - is a testament of her ability to provide quality services, through a business
that can help NASA and the prime contractors meet their small business goal
requirements. Read more.
As a team Kim and Dr. Malone attended the NASA Project Management Challenge
Conference. “We listened, and engaged in discussions to better understand the
challenges faced by NASA, during these dynamic times as it furthers its earth, lunar
and space science missions and plans a transition from the Space Shuttle to the
next generation of Human Space Flight”.
“Participating in this two-day highly interactive conference is one of the tools that
allowed us to determine that we have value to add to support of NASA project
management, organizational development, IT, and change management initiatives”.
KIMS' Alliance Team - PM Challenge Conference report.
"We are committed to your continued success - we understand that our success
follows your success". - Kim and Dr. Malone
1 Underrepresented Minority Focus
2 Selected by Goddard Space Flight Center through Illinois Institute of Technology
3 USRP transitioned to a now former Undergraduate Student Award for Research Program
4 International Space University, Strasbourg, France
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| A few of Kim's Favorite Images |
Hello Chicago! The Great
Lakes as seen from the
Space Shuttle
Lakes as seen from the
Space Shuttle
Omnipresence - Hubble
Space Telescope, Helix
Nebula NGC 7293
Space Telescope, Helix
Nebula NGC 7293
God Speed Rosetta!
Ariane Launch, ESA
Mission, "Rosetta the
Comet Chaser", Kourou,
French Guyana
Ariane Launch, ESA
Mission, "Rosetta the
Comet Chaser", Kourou,
French Guyana
| Your Project Success is our Mission |
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| Favorite recent quote: "A systems engineer is a person who combines science and the art of technology to achieve a goal within cost, schedule, and technical constraints". Chris Scolese, NASA Associate Administrator |
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