Kevin Brown is a leader in the Technology Consulting Practice at EY, specializing in helping large global enterprises transform with Digital Business Solutions and Intelligent Automation.  He has over two decades of consulting leadership experience and first joined EY in 2000.   

 

In addition to his client serving roles, Kevin has held leadership roles in diversity, equity, and inclusion, working with both EY professionals and the community.  He is the Americas leader for EY’s Digital Divide initiative aimed at working across the public and private sectors to establish an ecosystem that provides connectivity, hardware, and mentoring for Black, Latinx, and lower income families who are not able to participate in the virtual world because of inadequate access to computers or broadband services.  He is also the New York City lead for EY Ripples, which is EY’s Corporate Responsibility program with a goal of positively impacting the lives of 1 billion people across the world by the year 2020.

 

Kevin has significant advisory board experience, including being selected to serve the Executive Leadership of EY on several governance and advisory councils:  Global Governance Council (GGC) – Advising the office of the Global Chairman of EY LLP representing the interests of all Partners and Principals in the Global Firm;  GGC Technology Subcommittee Chair – Represents the interests of the global partners of the EY LLP in matters relating to internal and client facing technology investments; Americas Advisory Council (AAC) and US Partner /Principal Council (PPC) member – Advises the office of Americas / US Chair and Managing Partner on matters of interest to the Partners and Principals in the Americas; and  Presiding Partner of the Americas Consulting Forum – Advises the office of the Vice Chair and Americas Consulting Leader representing the interests of the Partners and Principals in Americas Advisory.  Kevin has also served on the board of the Atlanta Children’s Shelter. 

 

Kevin is originally from Jamaica and moved the United States with his family over thirty years ago. He now lives in New York and has a personal passion for investing in the next generation through mentoring, training, and career experiences, and is an advocate for the business community taking an increasingly powerful role in solving society’s most pressing problems.