An Attitude for Fun

Category: "Inspire" Stories

Date: January 27, 2022

At Integrity, we know the value of working hard and playing harder. That’s why we ask our partners what they are passionate about outside the office. For AIP Marketing Alliance’s Kym Kisser, that passion is getting outside.

A self-proclaimed outdoor enthusiast, Kym likes to spend her summers out in nature. She loves to be out on the water. She loves beaches and visiting the ocean. But most of all, she enjoys boating.

Boating has been a big part of the Kisser family since David Kisser, her dad, bought a house on the lake in her youth. Memories of spending summertime at the lake with friends and family have helped Kym gain a love for good days and good company.

The fun doesn’t just start at the lake. One of Kym’s other passions is teaching her daughter to love blasting music and singing along during car rides. For Kym, summer can’t come soon enough!

Thanks to Kym and the rest of the AIP Marketing Alliance team for visiting us on the “Inspire” Podcast. Listen to the entire episode to learn more about our new Partners, this great family and their bright future ahead with Integrity.

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