Kimberley Locke

Singer / Television Personality

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An Evening with Kimberley Locke

Kimberley Locke’s unique life experiences allow her to speak at length and connect with audiences about such topics as: Growing up biracial Body image and being plus-sized Making diet and lifestyle changes Teenagers in abusive ...

Kimberley Locke’s unique life experiences allow her to speak at length and connect with audiences about such topics as:

  • Growing up biracial
  • Body image and being plus-sized
  • Making diet and lifestyle changes
  • Teenagers in abusive relationships
  • Surviving college on your own (funding, working, and having limited family support)
  • Breaking the mold and tradition of family history (creating a new legacy and determining your own life’s path)
  • Philanthropy (giving, supporting, and loving the world around you; finding causes that deserve a voice)

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About Keynote Speaker Kimberley Locke

Kimberley Locke, a pop/R&B singer, has had eight Top 20 Adult Contemporary hits, three #1 Dance hits, and eight #1’s across various Billboard charts during previous few years. Kimberley also had three #1 Christmas singles which led to a holiday tour with Dave Koz, whom she dueted with on the classic “Please Come Home for Christmas.”

Her career skyrocketed after her participation in the 2003 American Idol television series where she was second runner up to Ruben Studdard, and in 2007 she got in the spotlight of media attention for her participation in VH1’s Celebrity Fit Club.

With strong musical aspirations at the age of 11, she and three childhood friends formed a quartet named Shadz of U, which performed at many local churches. During her high school years at Gallatin High School, she was one of 20 members to participate in its “Performers” group. She remained in the group throughout high school. In 2001, Locke received a bachelor’s of business administration in marketing from Belmont University. She also has keen interest in new business ventures, and passion for food, which explains why she served as co-owner of the Croton Creek Steak House & Wine Bar in Westchester County, N.Y.

After her participation on American Idol, Locke signed a modeling contract with Ford Models. The she was awarded a two-year deal with clothing retailer Lane Bryant and became the face of their Seven7 Jeans Designer Collection campaign. Within the same year of her Lane Bryant contract, Locke worked with Disney on a recording of “A Dream is a Wish” for the DisneyMania 3 album and its accompanying TV/DVD special. She also recorded a song for Universal’s “The Perfect Man” CD.

In addition to various tour dates, performances, and preparation for a live tour, Locke has branched out as a television personality and host, and oftentimes provides hosting duties at red carpet events for E!, Extra, and The Insider. She has hosted GSN’s World Slam and MTV’s Little Talent Show, and co-hosted several episodes of ABC’s The View. Locke is currently host and executive producer of Making the Curve, a reality show singing competition that will put together a supergroup of plus-sized women, which has garnered major interest from several networks. Kimberley recently released her new dance single, “Strobelight,” a collaboration with Idol judge and producer Randy Jackson’s Dream Merchant 21 label, and INgrooves with Cutfather (Christina Aguilera, Santana, Pussycat Dolls) producing the track.

For the past six years, Locke has been spending significant amount of her time on involvement in Camp Heartland, a national nonprofit organization committed to improving the lives of children impacted by HIV/AIDS, along with their families. She has also worked with several HIV/AIDS related charities, including the Elizabeth Glaser Pediatric Aids Foundation, YouthAIDS, and the Davy Foundation. In November 2007, Locke was presented with the Red Ribbon Award in recognition for her extensive charitable efforts as an HIV/AIDS activist.

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