Heidi E. Lehmann is a prominent mobile technology and media entrepreneur who is widely recognized for her contributions in building connected devices, wearable products, mobile platforms, and distributed media. She serves as the President, CCO, and Board Member at Kenzen, a physiological monitoring platform that promotes safety in workforces engaging in industrial activities. Lehmann is also a mentor and advisor to numerous venture capital firms and startups, with a particular focus on championing women and LGBTQ entrepreneurs.

Lehmann has an impressive track record in the mobile technology and media industries, having had two successful exits to date. As a Co-Founder of Third Screen Media, one of the first mobile ad platforms, Lehmann helped guide the company to an acquisition by AOL for $105 million. She was also an early employee at Autosite.com and played a key role in its acquisition by AutoWeb for $20 million.

In addition to these accomplishments, Lehmann also co-founded MoxieQ, the first mobile influencer platform with key partnerships at BravoTV, Sprint, T-Mobile, Boost, Virgin, MetroPCS, Cricket, and a portfolio of celebrity experts. She is Co-Founder of SWSIMedia, LLC, which produces content focused on diverse founders of the next big brands, and was also part of the team behind the show QueenBee, which was acquired and aired on CBS/Viacom/BET ("Queen Boss").

Lehmann is widely recognized as a leading voice in the mobile technology and media industries, and has been quoted in The Wall Street Journal, The Boston Globe, The New York Business Journal, Ad Age, Adweek, Mediapost, SheWired, and many Mobile Marketing publications, among others. She has also spoken on panels at numerous industry events, including M1 Summit, SXSW, CTIA, New York Times, AdTech, World Future Society, OMMA, Reuters Media Day, PI Conference, Manhattan Chamber of Commerce, NY Economic Development Council, iMedia SummitDigit, Digital Hollywood, The LGBT Center.

Lehmann is a graduate of Hood College, where she studied Art History, and the University of California, Los Angeles, where she studied Film Production, Financing, and Management. She serves on the board of BoardSeatMeet and has previously been a mentor at Techstars, as well as an advisor to Tohi Ventures, Gaingels, New York Fashion Tech Lab, ResponsiveAds, Inc., and Healthy You Now.

In recognition of her contributions to the industry, Lehmann has been named a Woman to Watch in Retail (2017), one of the Women of Influence by the New York Business Journal (2015), one of the TechWeek 100 Most Influential People in Tech (2014), a Founder to Watch by Women 2.0 (2011), and one of the Most Influential Women in Wireless by Fierce Wireless (2011). Mobile Marketer also named her a Woman to Watch in 2010.