Kim Azzarelli

Kim Azzarelli is Co-Lead of the VFMatch/Actionable Data Initiative and a member of Virtue Foundation’s Advisory and Executive Committee. She is Partner at Seneca Women and serves as a Director’s Fellow at the MIT Media Lab, with a focus on women’s health. A leading corporate, legal and technology executive, Kim has significant experience in launching and building programs with Fortune 100 companies, including Apple, Bank of America, Bloomberg, iHeartMedia, Intel, P&G, Toyota and Walmart, among others. With Ambassador Melanne Verveer, Kim is co-author of the best-selling book Fast Forward: How Women Can Achieve Power and Purpose and co-host of the podcast Seneca’s Conversations on Power and Purpose.

Prior to her work with Seneca, Kim held senior public affairs and legal roles at Newsweek/Daily Beast, Goldman Sachs and Avon. Prior to joining Avon, Kim practiced corporate and securities law at Latham & Watkins and clerked for U.S. District Court Judge Harold Ackerman. Kim has served as an adjunct professor at Cornell Law School, co-founded Cornell Law School’s Center for Women and Justice and is a co-author with Justice Sandra Day O’Connor of “Sustainable Development, Rule of Law and the Impact of Women Judges.”