At the age of 22, Kate founded her own business in the Netherlands, creating and teaching customized English courses to European executives and diplomats. With client organizations including BMW, Royal Dutch Shell, EDS, the Dutch Secret Service and the Vatican, Kate traveled extensively and felt she got even more education than her students.

Returning to the U.S. to work for the Coca-Cola Company, Kate wrote speeches and presentations for the CEO and other senior executives. Working closely with the Experiential Marketing department, she led a project on how physical space communicates and impacts cultural change and also designed employee events at Coca-Cola's headquarters. During the 2002 Winter Olympic Games, Kate co-managed "Coca-Cola Radio," a program enabling top DJs from around the country to broadcast from a station perched on a ski slope.

Since 2003, Kate Yandoh Business Storytelling has provided content and creative direction for clients including The Home Depot, AFLAC, Sea Island Resort, Harrah's Entertainment, The Coca-Cola Company and the United States Green Building Council. Kate is a regular contributor to PINK Magazine and Atlanta Woman Magazine and serves as the Editor-At-Large for MOMeo Magazine. She may be one of the few people who has written for both Jane Fonda and Mike Ditka.

A graduate of Mount Holyoke College, Kate lives in Atlanta, GA and in Fernandina Beach, FL with her husband, Tom Harris and their son, Campbell. She is a passionate traveler and holds two passports (American and European.)