Kim Nelson-Ingram

To learn more about Kim Nelson-Ingram check out www.flowingINKinfo.comKim is a successful broadcast, entertainment and media professional who for more than a decade has charmed audiences and celebrities on the red carpet, over the airwaves, via the Internet and throughout the nation at high-profile and community events. Recognizing her natural ability, Tom Joyner secured Kim’s talents to work for his syndicated radio program—with a national audience of more than 8 million.Kim has handled coverage of major award shows and leading entertainment events interviewing everyone from Whoopi Goldberg and Reverend Jesse Jackson to the late Rick James.Currently an independent producer-at-large for the Tom Joyner Morning Show, Kim’s extensive business relationships allow her to develop show features and content with such A-list heavyweights as Oprah Winfrey, Janet Jackson and former President Bill Clinton.Kim’s diverse talents encompass skills and experience in television and radio anchoring, reporting, writing and production (including news, feature segments, show bits and broadcast copy). She is also a national voice-over talent, conversant in Spanish.In 2003, Kim formed her own company, Flowing INK Infotainment, LLC. Among her current and former clients are ABC Radio Networks, the Donna Richardson Show, Clear Channel Communications and Tom Joyner, Ltd and Reach Media, Inc.Just as impressive as her on-air work, Kim is versatile and tenacious behind the scenes. As a producer, Kim has developed radio and television show themes, features and programs from conception through execution, notably her popular web-based reality show, The INK Spot.[http://www.flowinginkinfo.com/theinkspot_about.html]Fo llowing entry-level training in television news, including WTXL-TV in Tallahassee, Florida, Kim began her radio broadcast career with successful stints as the news and entertainment reporter for gospel and hip-hop stations WPCE-FM and WMYK/WOWI-FM in Norfolk, Virginia. Next, Kim began hosting a local cable-TV talk show, while simultaneously increasing listenership more than 50% on her mid-day WJCD-FM Smooth Jazz radio program for Clear Channel Communications. Kim was routinely called upon to moderate, host, emcee and facilitate events and forums in the Hampton Roads community. Her popularity in Virginia led to simultaneous job offers from a local television affiliate and The Tom Joyner Morning Show.After growing up in Southern California with a loving and supportive family, Kim received her degree in Broadcast Journalism from Florida A&M University. She is married with two children. Kim says, “Of all the things I’ve done and still have yet to do in my career, “Mommy” and “Mrs. Ingram” are the two job titles that will always mean the most to me.”