Kim Stevenson is a seasoned IT executive with over 25 years of experience in finance, marketing and leadership development. She has worked for industry giants like IBM and Intel, holding various executive positions throughout her career. Kim is a transformation leader, who has successfully expanded profits while ensuring the highest quality of service delivery. Kim holds a high interest in IT operations and automation-driven service deliveries. Her expertise and exemplary record in leadership development, financial management, and marketing have made her a go-to CIO for various Fortune 500 companies.

Kim studied at Cornell University and has been an active participant in various organizations. She has been a SWIFT Community Leader at Intel Corporation and also served on the Board of Directors at the National Center for Women in IT. As the Vice President of Marketing and Operations for the eServer iSeries division at IBM, Kim managed the rebrand of AS/400 to eServer. At EDS, an HP company, Kim was the Vice President of Communications, Media and Entertainment Industry, responsible for the account management and growth of EDS's US CME accounts, with a Profit & Loss exceeding $500M.

Kim Stevenson's legacy at Intel is unrivaled, where she was the former Chief Information Officer (CIO), Vice President & General Manager of IT Operations and Services, and is credited for steering the organization towards the digital transformation age. During her tenure at Intel, she increased operational efficiency through automation and standardization while reducing IT costs by millions of dollars.