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Hilary Kaye Kaye serves on the boards of the National Association of Women Business Owners, OC Chapter (NAWBO-OC) and the Orange County Bar Foundation, and is a founding member of the Women's Philanthropy Fund of United Way. Kaye's firm is a member of the Tustin Chamber of Commerce and a corporate sponsor of Financial Executives International-OC (FEI-OC). Kaye has done pro bono work and fundraising with the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation and Multiple Sclerosis Society, among others. For the past 6 years, HKA has fielded a team in the MS Walk in OC; HKA's Ruby's Raiders - named after Hilary's mother -- has ranked among the top 4 corporate teams for the past 3 years. In her off-hours, Kaye travels and scuba dives with her husband, works out at the gym, treks to L.A. for Dodgers baseball games, reads, and enjoys her home and office cats.
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At the helm of Hilary Kaye Associates, Inc. since 1984, Kaye focused on PR after earlier careers in journalism and public information. As a journalist, Kaye wrote for several publications in Orange County, reported for Dow Jones' prestigious Wall Street Journal and National Observer, and was a correspondent in Hong Kong for the Santa Monica Outlook. Kaye also served as Sr. Public Information Officer at the University of California, Irvine, where she generated national publicity for professors' research. Kaye co-authored, with UCI Professor Harold Koopowitz, "Plant Extinction: A Global Crisis," which has been translated into five languages, and also was Associate Editor and a contributing author of " Newport Beach: The First Century," a historical book commissioned by the City of Newport Beach. 
