Karen Ethier is a transformational IT executive with over 20 years of experience leading technology and support services in higher education at Roger Williams University. She is an ITIL certified professional with a proven record of optimizing operations, managing budgets, and building service excellence programs.
She is a strong advocate for women in IT, organizing events for a local networking group of female IT professionals from various universities and corporations. Karen has a long and sentimental history with her university, reflecting on her 24-year journey from an entry-level AV tech to her current leadership role.
Uniquely, she holds dual roles, also serving as the Search Advocacy Coordinator, where she develops programs to enhance diversity, equity, and inclusion in the universitys hiring practices.
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