Jinhee Ahn Kim is a serial entrepreneur, executive, and creative leader with a track record of building companies across technology, cybersecurity, esports, fashion, and education. She currently serves as the co-founder and CEO of Kumio.ai, a cybersecurity startup building the first continuous security layer for AI data center infrastructure. Recognized by Fast Company as one of its “Most Creative People,” Jinhee’s previous ventures include co-founding Snapette, a mobile fashion platform, and UYU, a championship-winning global esports organization. Her multi-industry career also includes consulting at Bain & Company, menswear design at Ralph Lauren, and leadership in early childhood edtech.

Her multidisciplinary approach is backed by rigorous academic credentials, including a B.A. from Harvard College, an A.A.S. from Parsons School of Design, and a J.D. from the University of Hawaii. Deeply committed to community leadership, Jinhee has served on the boards of the Harvard Alumni Association, the Harvard Asian American Alumni Alliance, and the Council of Korean Americans (CKA), where she was the founding co-chair of the Inspire Gala and co-chaired multiple National Summit & Galas. Based between Seattle and London, she maintains deep connections to Korea through her lifelong engagement with the Korean American community.