Kathleen Kinkella is a passionate marketer, currently serving as the Marketing Director for The Music Studio Atlanta and Courtnay & Rowe Music Academy. With over two years of dedicated service, Kathleen also takes charge of managing events for both companies, leveraging her expertise to create memorable experiences.

Equipped with an MBA from Penn State University, Kathleen brings a wealth of strategic marketing knowledge to her role. However, her connection with music runs deeper than her professional accomplishments. From an early age, Kathleen immersed herself in the world of music, studying piano during her formative years and eventually becoming an accomplished alto saxophonist through high school. Her talent and commitment propelled her to participate in prestigious events such as Bands of America and District Band, including a remarkable performance at the Kennedy Center in Washington DC, honoring the inauguration of President Bill Clinton alongside other students in northern Virginia.

As a proud mother of three musically inclined children, Kathleen's personal and professional worlds intertwine harmoniously. Her youngest child, currently exploring the clarinet, takes lessons at The Music Studio Atlanta, while her middle child excels as a saxophonist in both symphonic and marching band, consistently showcasing her skills in District Band and All State competitions. Through her own experiences and witnessing the transformative power of music in her children's lives, Kathleen wholeheartedly believes in the profound impact of music on personal growth, self-esteem, and overall well-being.

Kathleen's love for music fuels her dedication to The Music Studio Atlanta and Courtnay & Rowe Music Academy. She cherishes the opportunity to foster a community where people from all walks of life come together through the shared language of music. Recognizing the therapeutic and empowering qualities of music, Kathleen advocates for the importance of performance opportunities, understanding that they not only enhance students' progress by ensuring students practice but also build confidence, life skills, and a lifelong appreciation for the arts.