Recognised in the UK and globally for innovation leadership and the development and application of technologies, including AI, Kerry was formerly head of service development and innovation where she designed and worked on the implementation of new organisational and service models (digitisation, automation, AI, upskilling and culture change).
A trained machine learning developer, and also working on the non-tech side of AI development and implementation, including developing actionable ethics principles, Kerry is an award-winning innovator. Kerry was a finalist for the AI-Conics AI for Implementor of the Year, a former strategic advisor to the Alan Turing Institute on the development of its latest 5 Year Strategy and is listed in the top 100 women in AI Ethics globally.
Kerry is a member of the International Data Science Foundation and the Responsible AI Institute.
Kerry is a member of the AI Advisory Group at the Confederation of British Industries, supports the British Standards Institute develop global AI Standards and provides Board-level counsel on AI to businesses, organisations, and AI start-ups, including in the UK, USA and Africa.
Kerry is a passionate advocate of social mobility in AI and provides free coaching to those from underrepresented communities, those who need a hand-up, and those with upskilling.