Kristen Kimsey Deweese '95

During her time at Trinity, she served on the Middle and Upper School Student Council, was a chapel prefect, a cheerleader and played on the basketball, tennis and volleyball teams. She was elected by her peers to the homecoming court both her 8th and 9th grade years. After 9th grade, Kristen attended the Lawrenceville School and then followed in her father’s footsteps to the University of Texas at Austin where she earned a Bachelor of Science in Advertising in 1999. 

Upon graduation from UT, she followed her degree path and worked for a major advertising agency in Dallas on the Dell account but felt the pull to Fort Worth. She worked several more years in advertising at Concussion Advertising in Fort Worth on multiple local and national accounts.

Kristen launched K. Deweese Events in 2010 focusing on non-profit support, corporate and personal event planning. 

K. Deweese Events client list includes the Susan G. Komen Foundation, Texas Wildlife Association Foundation, Black Dog Charities, the Stephen McDaniel Memorial Foundation, A Wish with Wings, The Bobby Bragan Youth Foundation, Cuisine for Healing, the Keller ISD Education Foundation, Cure Duchenne, among others. Twelve years in, she is most proud of her clients that have been with her since day one. Kristen  thrives on the logistics, creativity and the new and never before seen concepts that present themselves at every turn. Her heart for service and philanthropy shines through in the millions of dollars she has helped nonprofits organizations all over the country raise for their missions. She is the Past President of the Panther Club benefiting the Boys and Girls Club of Tarrant County and greatly values her relationships with non-profits in the DFW area. 

Kristen has proudly served on the Trinity Alumni Advisory Board for 4 years and has helped facilitate the Fort Worth alumni gatherings since the inception of the “On the Road Tour” in 2014. Kristen has been a great resource in developing and growing the Alumni Association. A lot of where the association is today is because of Kristen lending her time, ideas and enthusiasm to Trinity School.