Author Description
Craig W. Stephenson is a Senior Client Partner, Managing Director of the North America CIO/CTO Practice and Global Financial Markets Technology & Operations Practice. Based in New York, he is also a member of the Firm’s Board & CEO Services Practice and Global Promotion Committee. Mr. Stephenson is recognized for his extensive talent management knowledge of technology and operations leadership across financial markets. He conducts senior-level search assignments around the world and Leadership & Talent Consulting engagements across the critical Technology & Operations functions.
As a founding member and leader of the Practice, Mr. Stephenson oversees the delivery of search activities around the world and is recognized by clients for his commitment to quality and thorough understanding of the financial markets across Capital Markets, Brokerage/Wealth Management, Asset Management, Retail and Commercial Banking, Insurance and FinTech. Several years ago, he assumed leadership for the NA CIO/CTO Practice with coverage and responsibility for our five markets to include Consumer, Healthcare, Industrial, Technology and Financial Services.
Mr. Stephenson continues to be a featured speaker at the MIT CIO Symposium, Forbes CIO Summit and Wall Street Journal CIO Conference. In addition, he is often quoted in various industry publications and more recently in the CIO Journal and Wall Street Journal covering topics to include critical leadership characteristics and embracing change agility to excel in technology and operations roles.
Mr. Stephenson is a graduate of Lynchburg College in Virginia, where he earned a bachelor’s degree in business management. He resides in Wilton, CT, with his wife, Jana, and two sons. He is an active member and coach of Wilton Youth Football and Wilton Youth Lacrosse programs and Habitat for Humanity.
How Chief Information Officer & Chief Technology Officer Roles Are Changing
Executive search specialist Craig Stephenson of Korn Ferry speaks to DerivSource about how the rise of the…