After 13 years in quality assurance and regulatory affairs within the clinical research/biopharmaceutical industry, I became a stay-at-home mom, an unexpected but rewarding shift. Inspired by my children, I pursued graduate studies in public health and founded KenKor 360 to apply my expertise toward ethics and compliance in interdisciplinary settings. While laws and regulations may initially seem daunting, they are essential for organizational growth, long-term sustainability, and fostering a culture of integrity. My enthusiasm for regulatory compliance stems from the constant learning opportunities it provides, encouraging ongoing development and information exchange. This experience is valuable in my capacity as a governing member of a nonprofit organization. I firmly believe that this work is most effective when combined with the insights and skills of other experts. That is why we actively collaborate with professionals from various disciplines, leveraging our collective expertise to deliver the highest quality outcomes. At KenKor 360, we strive to bring this comprehensive view to the services we offer our clients. I hold an undergraduate degree from Texas State University, an MBA from Texas Woman's University, and a Master of Legal Studies (MLS) from Trinity Law School. Following the founding of a perinatal health nonprofit organization in 2020, I paused consulting while serving as the organization's Chief Executive Officer during its first five years. Today, I continue to support the organization as a strategic advisor and board member. It is through this direct experience in the nonprofit sector that I confirmed my initial belief: it is time to change the way nonprofits operate. This is why we do what we do at KenKor 360—stand in support of those entities that exist to create a better world for all, whether as nonprofits or social enterprises.