Tracy Kerrins is the Chief Information Officer and head of Enterprise Functions Technology for Wells Fargo Technology, one of the world’s largest and most innovative information technology groups with more than 23,000 talented team members who help keep Wells Fargo at the forefront of America’s diversified financial services companies. As the head of Enterprise Functions Technology, Tracy is responsible for providing solutions that support technology for Human Resources, Corporate Risk, Finance, Technology, Audit, Legal, Marketing, Stakeholder Relations, Data, and the Chief Operating Office. In addition, she is a member of the Wells Fargo India Private Limited board of directors. Tracy joined Wells Fargo in October 2019, from Antares Capital, where she was the Chief Operations and Technology Officer. Prior to that, Tracy served in a number of senior leadership roles over 15 years at Bank of America, including Global Wholesale Credit and Banking Technology Executive, Chief Operations Officer for Global Banking and Markets Technology, and Contact Center Technology Executive. Tracy also has worked at Accenture and Price Waterhouse Coopers. Tracy is a passionate advocate of diversity and inclusion in the workplace, and for advancing women in technology. She has provided leadership to D&I and women in technology groups throughout her career. Tracy is co-chair of the Wells Fargo Technology Diversity and Inclusion Council and leads the women in technology advocacy group. In 2020, Tracy was recognized as one of the Women Worth Watching® in STEM by the Profiles in Diversity Journal. Tracy earned a degree in Industrial and Operations Engineering from the University of Michigan. She is a finalist for the 2020 Charlotte CIO of the Year ORBIE award and was recognized by The Charlotte Business Journal as a “Top 40 Under 40” for being one of the Charlotte, N.C., region’s brightest and most talented up-and-coming business leaders. She also has been an Athena Leadership Award finalist. Tracy is married and has three children. She is based in Charlotte, N.C. Less   View all posts

Matthew (Matt) Cox is chief financial officer of Spectrum Health System, an $8.3 billion not-for-profit integrated health system based in West Michigan. In this role, Matt leads the finance team and assumes financial responsibility for all of Spectrum Health and its subsidiaries, including Spectrum Health Hospital Group, Spectrum Health Medical Group and Priority Health. He has extensive experience in health care financial leadership. Matt also oversees facilities, supply chain and security for the system. Before joining Spectrum Health in 2017, Matt was senior vice president of finance operations at Banner Health in Phoenix, Arizona. Prior to that, he served as chief financial officer of Dignity Health Arizona Service Area, which includes St. Joseph’s Hospital and Medical Center in Phoenix. Previous roles include executive vice president, chief financial officer and treasurer of Central Maine Health Care in Lewiston, Maine, as well as leadership positions in two Catholic Health Initiatives markets: senior vice president of finance and chief financial officer in Little Rock, Arkansas, and vice president of finance/operations and chief financial officer in Ontario, Oregon. Matt began his professional career with Deloitte & Touche. Matt’s diverse background includes areas of consumerism and the customer experience. He has participated in the formation of joint ventures involving insurance products, imaging centers, rehabilitation facilities and surgery centers; led the development of physician compensation models to improve quality, productivity and profitability; implemented financial improvement and restructuring programs; and led the financial turnaround of several health systems. He holds a Bachelor of Arts in accounting and Master of Business Administration from Westminster College in Salt Lake City, Utah. Matt is a national board member and active participant in the Healthcare Financial Managers Association. Matt holds three certifications with HFMA. He serves on various boards of directors and finance committees including board positions at the Gerald R. Ford Council of the Boy Scouts of America and Covenant House –Michigan. Less   View all posts

Cort Townsend was appointed CFO of Kofax in March 2016 and is responsible for accounting, finance, tax, treasury, audit, order management, and IT. Since joining Kofax in 2010, Cort has held several senior finance roles, having served most recently as the company’s Chief Accounting Officer and Corporate Controller. Before joining Kofax, Cort worked at Deloitte in the audit practice spending most of his time on software and technology clients with a wide range of small, private companies to large publicly traded companies. Cort holds a Bachelor of Science in Accounting with a Minor in Asian Studies from University of Utah. Less   View all posts