“Being a female powerhouse in Las Vegas means daring to dream bigger than anyone else and then rolling up your sleeves to make it happen,” she says. “It’s about leaving a mark on every event and every experience, making sure it’s unforgettable - not just for the audience, but for the teams who bring it to life.”

And though her life is filled with dazzling productions and high-stakes events, balance for Kim comes from time with her husband, Lance, her talented son Landon, and her two rescue dogs, Harold & Coco.

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When the Vegas Golden Knights won the Stanley Cup, Kim and her team were preparing for a game that would be broadcast nationally, and the pressure was unlike anything they had experienced. When a few of the team members grew nervous, doubting if they could rise to the occasion, Kim recalls pulling them aside and sharing her own story of starting in entertainment with nothing but a vision and a relentless drive, telling them, “Vegas thrives on boldness, and so do you.” When it was time to start, Kim says, everything clicked. “The energy was electric, the crowd roaring, and each cheerleader moved with such confidence. Seeing their transformation in that moment showed me the power of leadership through inspiration and example. It wasn’t just about choreography or performance; it was about building belief, resilience, and a culture of excellence. That game didn’t just define me as a leader who could guide others to rise above fear and shine.”