Kimberley Cathline, Research Program Manager at the Horticultural & Environmental Sciences Innovation Centre (HESIC) at Niagara College (NC) and Bioenterprise Advisor, discusses the value of applied research and academic-industry partnerships and shares advice for women and other leaders in the agriculture and horticulture sectors
By Tabitha Caswell for Bioenterprise
In the field of North American applied research in agriculture, Kimberley Cathline stands out as an exemplary leader and role model. Over the past two decades, she has quietly but powerfully shattered stereotypes, becoming an inspiration for other women. From academia to business and beyond, Kimberley has built a case that there is a place for everyone in this ever-evolving industry – a case built on her stellar reputation of communication, dedication, and hard work.
Today, Kimberley is the Research Program Manager at the Horticultural & Environmental Sciences Innovation Centre (HESIC) at Niagara College (NC) and a valued member of the Science and Innovation Advisory Committee (SIAC) at Bioenterprise Canada. Here, she shares her unique journey, discusses her perspective on the importance of applied research in agriculture, gives us an update on the program changes and expansion at NC, and offers words of wisdom for aspiring women and others in influential roles.
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