I develop technology strategies in organizations to drive operational efficiencies, elevate technological infrastructure, and lead process transformation.
As Chief Information Officer, Karen Campbell is responsible for creating a strategy that drives Foley Hoag's operations, competitiveness and innovation, and harnesses idea development to advance leading-edge information technology infrastructure. A key member of the firm's leadership team – and the leading voice on matters of IT support and cyberinfrastructure – Karen leverages emerging technologies to maximize efficiencies firm wide.
Karen shapes and implements a vision for information technologies that enhances data sharing and technology services, optimizes and streamlines systems, and catalyzes innovation in support of the firm's strategic goals. She oversees all IT services, encompassing planning, staffing, budgeting, personnel, analyzing systems, and ensures accountability for department activities.
Education
Dowling College, M.B.A. in Business Management
Long Island University, B.S. in Computer Science
PMP, Certified Project Management Professional
CISSP, Certified Information Systems Security Professional
Professional Development: ITIL, Information Technology Infrastructure Library Foundations
Honors & Involvement
INVOLVEMENT
International Legal Technology Association (ILTA)
Women Who Lead (WWL) Committee member
Varying roles, including speaker and moderator at ILTA annual conference, security summit, and WWL events
International Information System Security Certification Consortium (ISC2)
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