About our Founder:
Kimberly Boulos is known for her career as a professional soccer player, most notably with the Haitian Women’s National Team.
Boulos graduated early from Fordham University to begin her professional playing career in Sweden’s 1st Division, where she spent the majority of the next 6 years as an attacking threat for QBIK (Karlstad), Kvarnsvedens IK (Borlänge), & Bollstanäs IK (Upplands Väsby), prior to suffering 3 ACL surgeries over the latter part of her playing career.
During her career, Boulos gained experience playing in the WPS (Philadelphia Independence), NWSL (Portland Thorns), WPSL (San Francisco Nighthawks; NYAC- 2007 National Champions), W-League (Chicago Red Eleven; NY Magic), Haiti’s Premier Women’s League (Valentina & Tigres), and earned a World Championship in Beach Soccer with Flamengo CR (Rio de Janeiro, Brasil).
As a member of the Haitian Women’s National Team, Boulos participated in World Cup & Olympic Qualifying tournaments (Caribbean Champions 2010, Gold Cup 2010, Olympic Qualifying 2012, Gold Cup 2014, Veracruz Games 2014, USWNT Victory Tour 2015, Olympic Qualifying 2016), but ultimately retired after her 3rd ACL surgery & the birth of her 2nd son.
Boulos’ playing career was perhaps defined by her passion for youth development, leaving professional playing opportunities in Sweden to dedicate her time to developing opportunities for youth in Haiti. Boulos developed and managed multiple youth programs, and trained players and coaches from novice to national team level.
In recognizing a huge gap between sports performance & women’s health, Boulos left her career in the soccer world to pursue a career working to bridge that gap, and she has since never looked back.
