Kimberly Bailey Tureaud is a native of Las Vegas, Nevada, and the daughter of Bob and Anna Bailey. She received her graduate degree in journalism from the historic Spelman College in Atlanta, Georgia. Currently, Kimberly is the owner and publisher, along with her husband Charles Tureaud, of the largest distributed black magazine, Las Vegas Black Image Magazine, in the state of Nevada. It has been publishing for eight years. Additionally, her company, Cultural Diverse Advertising & Events, produces the largest diverse events in the state, including The Las Vegas Taste & Sounds of Soul, which just celebrated its 15th year, and The Las Vegas Culture Fest, which will celebrate its 11th year this October 2016. She also assisted the Springs Preserve with developing the business model for their Springs Preserve Black History Festival.

Kimberly has served for the last 24 years as the creator and host of one of Las Vegas' top business talk radio broadcasts on KCEP 88.1 FM called "Enterprising People." Kimberly's radio broadcast focuses on business development, and she conducts live interviews with top CEOs and business authors from around the country. Some of the business development experts she has interviewed include, but are not limited to, Rich Dad-Poor Dad's Robert Kiyosaki, Ken Blanchard, and Brian Tracy.

Kimberly Bailey Tureaud is the mother of two boys, Jonathan and Brandon, and has been married to Charles Tureaud for 25 years.

Kimberly's local and national notoriety affords her and her company the opportunity to accomplish targeted goals for their clients. Her motto is: "Keep It Moving (KIM)."