Alex Kim
Chief Revenue OfficerAlex Kim serves as the chief revenue officer at KPBS, where he leads the strategic integration of the organization's core revenue streams — Philanthropy, Corporate Development, and Membership. By uniting individual giving, corporate underwriting and major donor cultivation under a single vision, he focuses on building a sustainable, resilient financial future that drives our community mission forward. Grounded in advanced nonprofit leadership strategy, Alex thrives at the intersection of data-driven growth, innovative fundraising technology and high-impact community relationships.
Alex joined KPBS in 2014 and previously worked in the philanthropic sector with organizations such as Rady Children's Hospital Foundation and the College of Arts and Letters at San Diego State University. Alex received his undergraduate degree in marketing from San Diego State University and his master’s degree in nonprofit leadership and management from the University of San Diego. He enjoys staying active with his family, dog (Oreo), and enjoys the outdoors, playing basketball, painting, roasting coffee and traveling.
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