Kate Lis Clarke
About Kate Lis Clarke
Kate Lis Clarke serves as the Associate Director at Digital Delta, KPMG Australia, where she has worked since 2021. With a diverse background in data transformation and analytics, she previously held various roles at Accenture AI and PwC Australia, contributing to projects in Australia and Sub-Saharan Africa.
Work at KPMG Australia
Kate Lis Clarke is currently employed at KPMG Australia as an Associate Director in the Digital Delta division. She has held this position since 2021, contributing to various digital transformation initiatives in Sydney, New South Wales. In her role, she focuses on leveraging digital technologies to enhance business processes and drive innovation.
Previous Experience at Accenture AI
Prior to her current role, Kate worked at Accenture AI in various capacities. She served as a Functional Lead for four months in 2019, and held multiple roles including Business Development, User Interface Designer, Workforce Analytics Lead, and Data Management Specialist between 2015 and 2019. Her diverse experience at Accenture AI equipped her with a comprehensive understanding of digital solutions and analytics.
Experience at PwC Australia
Kate has also worked at PwC Australia, where she held the position of Data Transformation Senior Manager for four months in 2021 and previously served as Data Transformation Manager from 2019 to 2020. Her roles involved managing data transformation projects and implementing strategies to optimize data usage within organizations.
Education and Expertise
Kate studied at The Australian National University, earning a Bachelor of Actuarial Studies and Finance from 2010 to 2013. She also attended the University of Rochester as an exchange student in 2012, focusing on Business and Commerce. Her educational background supports her expertise in data analytics and financial modeling.
Consultancy and Presentations
Kate participated in the Baobab Network's Entrepreneurs in Residence Program in Nairobi, Kenya, where she provided consultancy services to tech startups in Sub-Saharan Africa. She also presented at Accenture's DigitalWorld Conference in Los Angeles, winning first place for her presentation on using digital technology to detect breast cancer, showcasing her ability to communicate complex ideas effectively.