A Litte Bit About The Author K. A. Simpson

Raised in the inner city of Covington, KY, K. A. Simpson has long been a lover of downtown Cincinnati. Moving back to the Greater Cincinnati area in 2001, after a four year career as a Korean Linguist in the US Army, K. A. affixed his sights on completing his degree in Economics from the University of Cincinnati to accompany his degree in Korean Studies.

Currently, K. A. has become a serial entrepeneur; being owner of and Lead principle at BookMark! Online, a small business which offers resume and cover letter writing service along with other professional writing services such as business plan writing services.   In addition, K.A. is part owner of StayCate which introduces the real culture being created in Cincinnati's Downtown neighborhood of Over-the-Rhine by offering discounted, celebrity level Cincinnati travel packages that start with a one night stay in a 4-star hotel and can range up to an entire seven day get-away.

 

K. A. is a published author and possesses close to ten years experience in resume/cover letter evaluation; both as a professional hiring manager and supervisor.   has been published in several print journals including The Covingtonian, The Anchor (Northern Kentucky University's Black Faculty/Staff annual publication) and Northern Kentucky Encyclopedia.

Presentation Experience Includes:

"Getting Along In The Workplace" (2012), “This Ain’t Your Daddy’s Business Plan” (2011). “The Margaret Garner Story and Cincinnati” - The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (2007), “Information Access: African American Students Capitalizing on the Changes in Academic Libraries” - KY Association of Blacks in Higher Education State Conference (2006), "Workplace Etiquette " Cin-Ham County Community Action Agency (2012), "Infill/Refill: Capturing Oppurtunity While Managing Change" 2012 Rail-Volution Conference

Other groups include: Beckfield College, Gateway Community College, General Public, Holmes Alternative School, Kenton County Public Library staff, Two Rivers Elementary School and the Urban Learning Center.