Ms. Kiondra Broadway is an Atlanta native who has led global diversity initiatives, including 4 regions in Asia, 2 regions in the States. She has a bachelor’s Social Work from Georgia State University and a Master of Public Administration from American University. Ms. Broadway also have credentials as a DEI professional from the University of Florida, Equal Opportunity counselor from Equal Employment Office Commission, Title IX investigator from Association of Title IX Administrator, Master Resiliency trainer from Yokota Air Base, Therapeutic Arts Life Coach certification from Transformation Academy, and True Colors facilitator from True Colors International.

Through Vantage Point Society, Ms. Broadway looks offers clients foundational tools in building an infrastructure that meets the needs of all internal and external stakeholders. Her philosophy for effective organizational change begins and ends with a collective commitment among all members of the organization (leadership, staff, and customers alike). Ms. Broadway’s models her philosophy after an African proverb, “if you want to go fast, go alone. But if you want to go far, go together.”

With any organization, the Vantage Point Society team welcomes the opportunity to further expand the community’s compliance landscape and leading the charge in institutional wellness through equitable and inclusive environment assessments.

Kiondra Broadway, MPA | CEO & Founder

Global Expert | Consultant | Educator of Ethical Compliance

CEO Portfolio

Partnering with diverse communities to educate and empower an equitable and inclusive society.

- Private Sector
• 4/20/12
2012 Fair Girls | Washington, D.C.

Fair Girls is a non-profit in Washington, D.C. organization that serves teen survivors of human trafficking. Fair Girls was featured on the OWN network documentary series, “Our America” by Lisa Ling, highlighting the work of the organization. Ms. Kiondra Broadway joined the Fair Girls team 2012.
- Military Culture
• 10/17/20
2020 My Culture Matters, Promo | Art Exhibition

Independently organized and led a small team of dynamic volunteers (civilian and active duty) the first, My Culture Matters, Art Exhibition event at Yokota Air Base. With over 200 attendees, 20 exhibits, and 10 artists, the event was a success!
- Military Culture
• 5/31/19
2019 Asian American & Pacific Islanders Heritage Month

Organized and led with the University of Maryland Global Campus Asia Division, Diversity Council special observance event for Asian American & Pacific Islanders Heritage Month at the USO on Yokota Air Base for the civilian and military community.
- Military Culture
• 6/19/21
2021 Juneteenth Festival at Yokota AB

Ms. Kiondra Broadway served as a logistic manager for the first Juneteenth Festival at Yokota Air Base on behalf of the African American Heritage Association and University of Maryland Global Campus.
- Military Culture
• 1/15/18
2018 MLK Breakfast | Yokota Air Base

The Yokota Air Base, Equal Opportunity Office, special observance committee and Ms. Kiondra Broadway hosted a base-wide breakfast brunch in recognition of the Martin Luther King, Jr. holiday.
- Military Culture
• 9/3/20
Two Worlds: Mine and My Bias'

Ms. Kiondra Broadway, 374th Community Engagement and Diversity Advocate, explains how to cope with unconscious bias and change.
- Private Sector
• 1/14/09
2009 Legislative Day, EAC at the Capitol

The Capitol in Atlanta, GA hosted its first “Legislative Day” where Ms. Kiondra Broadway escorted clients from the Elks Aidmore Childrens Center to advocate for a house bill that impacts future. Ms. Broadway was featured in the Georgia State University newsletter for efforts.
- Private Sector
• 2/27/15
2015 APA Stories: Black History Month

A documentary of staff members of American Psychiatric Association was captured in APA Stories film, which highlighted the ancestry of each participant and how their ancestors influenced their lives. APA Stories was created and presented by Ms. Kiondra Broadway during the 2015 Black History Month Gallery event.
- Private Sector
• 2/27/15
2015 Black History Month Gallery

Ms. Kiondra Broadway led the 2015 Black History Gallery event with the Diversity at Work committee at American Psychiatric Association.
- Public Sector
• 4/8/22
2022 Nine things about Title IX | Augusta University

Augusta University prohibits sexual misconduct in any form including sexual harassment and discrimination based on sex. If you’ve been the victim of sexual assault or misconduct, we’re here to help.
- Public Sector
• 8/26/22
2022 Women's Equality Day | Augusta University

Ms. Kiondra Broadway, deputy chief diversity officer, and other share what women's equality means on Women's Equality Day 2022.
- Public Sector
• 11/10/21
2021 Veterans Day, UMGC Asia

In recognition of Veteran Day, Ms. Broadway coordinated a documentary presentation highlighting the story of VP and Director of University of Maryland Global Campus, Asia, Jim Cronin, who shed light on his time in service.
- Public Sector
• 9/15/17
2017 Hispanic Heritage Month & Native American Heritage Workshop

In celebration of Hispanic Heritage & Native American Heritage, Ms. Kiondra Broadway organized a team-building activity that celebrated both cultures through the arts, which included painting country flags and crafting dreamcatchers along with educational videos about both cultures. This workshop was held at University of Maryland Global Campus Asia Division.
- Public Sector
• 2/28/20
2020 Podcast | Who is Shirley Chisholm: Celebrating African American Heritage Month

This podcast featured Dr. Cord Scott, a university professor and historian who shed light on the life and work of Shirley Chisholm. Ms. Broadway served as the moderator and coordinator for this podcast.
- Public Sector
• 5/25/18
2018 Diversity Council Conference, UMUC Asia

Ms. Kiondra Broadway independently organized and led the first, Diversity Council Conference, for the University of Maryland Global Campus Asia Diversity Council at the Asia Division headquarters in Tokyo, Japan.

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