Thank you for your interest in learning more about who we are, what we do, and why we do it. After 12 plus years in quality assurance and regulatory affairs (QA/RA) for the clinical research industry, I became a first-time mom. My world changed after that, including my career trajectory. I was now a stay-at-home mom. This was not exactly what I initially had in mind, but it turned out to be the most rewarding and challenging experience. While caring for my little ones, I continued my education through graduate studies in public health. I established KenKor 360 to leverage my experience and education for the purpose of promoting ethics and compliance in a interdisciplinary environment. Pronounced /Ken-Kor/, the name is derived from Ken, meaning "knowledge", and Kor, meaning "capacity". The name is a reflection of my children who are the motivation behind my desire to go beyond compliance to support nonprofit organizations and entities that help to improve lives and strengthen communities. I earned my undergraduate degree from Texas State University and, while working full-time in QA/RA, my MBA from Texas Woman's University. My most recent academic achievement is a graduate degree in legal studies with a focus in nonprofit management. In addition to my role at KenKor 360, I serve in an executive leadership capacity for a women’s, maternal, and family health 501(c)(3) organization which I founded in 2020. Laws and regulations are overwhelming for many yet they are vital to organizational growth, sustainability, and building a culture of integrity. I enjoy compliance and regulatory affairs because I am constantly being exposed to something new, which fuels my desire for continued growth. I also find it useful in my role as a Board member for two Texas-based nonprofit organizations. Our goal at KenKor 360 is to apply that same tenacity, and all that we absorb through our personal and professional development, into the work we do as consultants and advisors.