Kimberly Driggins

Kimberly Driggins currently serves as the Executive Director of the Washington Housing Conservancy (WHC), an organization dedicated to preserving affordable housing opportunities. With a strong background in urban planning and real estate development, Driggins leads with an informed and strategic approach. Her expertise in these areas is not only practical but also academic in nature, holding a BA from Hampton University and an MPP from the University of Chicago Harris School of Public Policy.

Prior to her role at WHC, Driggins was deeply involved in the urban development of Detroit, working in the city's Planning and Development Department (PDD). Her work there allowed her to contribute significantly to the city's urban landscape while gaining valuable insights and experiences in urban planning and development strategies. This experience has served to further solidify her understanding and knowledge of urban development and planning.

Driggins also served as Associate Director of Citywide Planning for DC's Office of Planning from 2008-2015. In this role, she was instrumental in shaping the urban landscape of DC, demonstrating a keen understanding of citywide planning needs and strategies. Her experiences and accomplishments in both Detroit and DC underscore her extensive knowledge and practical understanding of urban development, making Driggins an authoritative voice in the field.