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Kimberly Curry
Sounding board, growth provocateur to CEOs, CMOs, and Founders
Kimberly Curry is the Founder and Principal Strategist of The (HCDT) Project, a company focused on making digital transformation experiences tangible, compelling, and successful through a human-centered approach.13 Her LinkedIn username is klillycurry.
Professional Background
Kimberly has extensive experience in the field of digital transformation and organizational culture. She founded The (HCDT) Project in 20234, where she leads the company's mission to help organizations navigate digital transformation successfully.
Expertise and Philosophy
Kimberly is a strong advocate for the importance of organizational culture in digital transformation. She believes that "culture eats digital transformation for breakfast" and emphasizes that culture is the operating system of an organization.2 This philosophy underlines her approach to helping companies achieve successful digital transformations.
Previous Experience
Before founding The (HCDT) Project, Kimberly's professional history includes:
Skills and Approach
Kimberly and her team at The (HCDT) Project are known for:
- Being 100% human-centered in their approach to digital transformation1
- Effectively moving people from "point A to point B" in organizational change3
- Developing strategies that align culture with technological advancements
Kimberly Curry's expertise in digital transformation, combined with her focus on human-centered approaches and organizational culture, positions her as a thought leader in helping companies navigate the complex landscape of digital change.
Highlights
THE PHANTOM OF THE OPERA’S EGREGIOUS 35-YEAR LONG MANAGEMENT GAFFE
Here’s a fun fact: the pit musicians for The Phantom of the Opera — many of whom played night after night for decades — were never formally given the opportunity to experience the musical as a member of the audience.
Let me repeat: for DECADES no one in Phantom management ever thought, “You know, our highly-trained musicians who are a powerful emotional conduit for our storytelling, might want to actually see the show.”
I was so gobsmacked by this fact, I had to write about it. The attached two-minute read recounts the episode of This American Life that explores the realities of being a Phantom pit musician and then makes the connection to the destructive effects of siloed thinking.
Hey LinkedIn community (especially those who are Boston-based) I’m reaching out on behalf of my son Wyatt’s fiancée, Sophia, who is seeking an entry-level marketing position in Bean Town. A recent Bard grad with a BA in Written Arts, Sophia is currently honing her design and social media chops as the Design Coordinator/Social Media Intern at Phillips Academy Andover. (Summer Session). A talented go-getter, Sophia is in need of informational interviews, friendly advice, or connections that could be helpful as she familiarizes herself with the Boston marketing scene.
Thank you! Sophia’s LinkedIn profile
