Kesha Moore, DES
Event strategy and operations for environments where pressure, access, and consequences are real.
About the work
I’m Kesha Moore, DES , Founder of Rolling With Keke™. I lead event strategy and operations for organizations navigating high-stakes environments where trust, access, and execution must hold.
My work centers accessibility as infrastructure, not accommodation. That means access is addressed in planning, contracts, timelines, staffing, and leadership decisions before pressure lands on people.
Across corporate, nonprofit, and education-adjacent environments, my work has delivered more than $260K in savings and concessions, reduced manual workload by 40%, and increased engagement by 74% through disciplined systems design.
Rolling With Keke™ exists because excellence should not depend on exhaustion, improvisation, or silence. Systems should hold so people do not have to.
Accessibility is operational truth
Accessibility failures rarely come from lack of care. They come from unexamined assumptions, compressed timelines, and responsibility being deferred until it reaches someone’s body.
This work focuses on prevention, clarity, and shared accountability so access is designed early, deliberately, and in alignment with real operational constraints.
If your organization is planning work where failure would cost trust, safety, or credibility, this is the moment to slow down and get clear.
Work With Rolling With Keke™