Kyle Moss

Kyle Moss serves as a Government Affairs Program Manager and Head of Global Entrepreneurship for Qualcomm® Wireless Reach. Based in San Diego, Moss manages Wireless Reach programs throughout Africa, Asia, and the U.S. She also leads her team's efforts in support of SMEs, SGBs, social enterprises, and entrepreneurs using mobile tools. Her role on the team additionally covers international marketing & events. These activities are all a part of the strategic program that brings wireless technology to underserved communities globally. Moss works closely with project collaborators to ensure projects, that foster entrepreneurship, aid in public safety, enhance the delivery of health care, enrich teaching and learning and improve environmental sustainability are strategic, well conceived, properly executed and maintained.

As of November 2015, Moss had nearly six years of experience at Qualcomm, previously with the Corporate Giving group, where she helped maintain giving programs while also growing social media awareness for the team. She was one of the four person team to plan and implement the inaugural Global Volunteer Week, during which employees were granted work hours to volunteer with one of more than 30 local non-profits.

Prior to her work with Qualcomm, Moss dedicated a year of service to Invisible Children, a social, political and global movement non-profit organization that uses the transformative power of story to change lives. Also based in San Diego, she helped plan and implement worldwide events, traveled the US to help inspire American youth to value creativity, idealism and sacrifice in order to raise awareness concerning Africa’s longest running war and the child soldier crisis in East Africa. She also brings corporate experience from the Sports & Entertainment Commercial Printing industry in the Bay Area where she was initially recruited to work out of college.

Moss enjoys volunteering around San Diego. She spent four years with the local San Diego chapter of the International Rescue Committee where she was a part of the Families Connect program, four years as a Special Olympics coach and volunteers at her San Diego based church. She recently helped found a local non-profit called Alabaster Jar Project that provides after-care services for survivors of human trafficking. She received her B.S. Degree in Graphic Communication with a minor in Packaging from California Polytechnic University, San Luis Obispo.