Kimberly Selden was born and raised in Virginia Beach, Virginia, a graduate of Virginia Commonwealth University and proud member of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority Inc. Shortly after graduation, Kimberly moved to New York City starting her career in fashion then transitioning to production. She produced live events, television and content for brands including MTV, VH1, Gucci, NBA, Victoria Secret, ESPN and HBO plus many more. Kimberly has also worked on two presidential campaigns, served numerous social justice organizations and started a non-profit focused on media in the African Diaspora. After eleven years in New York, Kimberly decided to bring her talents home to contribute to her local community with a focus on film, television and economic growth. Kimberly is currently a Creative Strategist for Google’s Thought Leadership team. As she has transitioned to life at home, forming Black Girls Tennis Club has been the perfect way to engage in a real hobby and stay connected to her community. Kimberly formed Black Girls Tennis Club with Virginia because they are passionate about breaking down barriers. As an aspiring tennis player she recognizes that it can be intimidating not seeing anyone that looks like you on the court. Virginia and Kimberly have combined their shared interests of tennis, Black women and community and look forward to seeing the club grow.