Ms. Karlin served as the senior vice president of information technology for Kaiser Permanente, the nation s largest not-for-profit integrated health care system, from 2021 to 2024. Previously, she served as the global chief technology officer of IBM s multi-billion-dollar Global Technology Services business from 2017 to 2021. Before joining IBM, she held senior leadership roles at Intel Corporation, as general manager of its Internet of Things division, and prior to that, as general manager of Intel s Hybrid Cloud business. Additionally, she has served in executive positions as vice president at U.S. Bank, as managing director at Redleaf Venture Capital, and as president and co-founder of Thinque Systems, a pioneer in mobile software deployed in 43 countries. Ms. Karlin is recognized as a leader in advanced information technology and digital transformation, known for driving large-scale initiatives that leverage Artificial Intelligence to accelerate profitable growth. She has extensive experience leading the strategy, development, and deployment of modern capabilities across hybrid, multi-cloud enterprise IT environments, integrating agentic AI, automation, security, cloud, and open-source technologies to strengthen resiliency, ensure compliance, and to modernize offerings and capabilities across applications and infrastructure environments. With a career in the technology industry that spans over 30 years, including several executive positions at large international companies, she has considerable experience in driving value creation with enterprise-wide global transformation. She is a member of the Council on Foreign Relations, where she advises and influences policymakers on emerging technology and keeping pace with innovation. Ms. Karlin is a graduate of the University of California and the Harvard Business School Executive Leadership Program, and is a recipient of the 2023 Digital Innovator Award, 2021 Technology Hall of Fame, the 2019 National Technology Humanitarian Award, the 2019 Women in Consumer Technology Legacy Award, the Industrial IoT 5G Innovators Award, the Malcolm Baldrige National Quality Award, and the Bell Labs Technology Innovator Award.