Kerri Stewart

Chief Strategy Officer

Miller Electric Company

As Chief Strategy Officer, Kerri Stewart works collaboratively across the entire business to leverage data and analytics to drive improvement to business and customer outcomes. She works closely with project, operations and support teams to boost and refine data capture to unlock insight potential. Kerri participates in the development of business strategy and establishes/manages plans to achieve corporate business objectives. And to that end, she works with internal and external resources to foster government and industry relations in support of Miller's strategic initiatives and business growth.

In addition to leading corporate strategy, Kerri was recently tapped to lead Miller’s Electric Vehicle Solutions Group as its President. In this expanded role, she is tasked with expanding Miller’s national footprint and ensuring that Miller remains the leading EV Solutions provider in North America.

Prior to joining Miller, Kerri was the Chief Customer Officer for JEA. Kerri lead the team responsible for the entire relationship with the commercial and residential customers for one of the largest municipally-owned electric, water, and wastewater utilities in the country.

Prior to joining JEA, Kerri served as Chief of Staff for current Jacksonville Mayor Lenny Curry, providing policy and public affairs guidance. From 2011 – 2015, Stewart was a Senior Vice President at Infinity Global Solutions, focusing on the areas of government privatization, public infrastructure development, general management consulting and government relations. Through her consulting practice, Kerri served as interim-President of Visit Jacksonville, the Cultural Council of Greater Jacksonville and LISC.

A deeply committed, experienced public servant and inspirational change-leader, Stewart also served as Chief Administrative Officer for the City of Jacksonville under Mayors John Peyton and Alvin Brown where she oversaw day-to-day government operations for the city, including directing and managing a nearly 5,000-member workforce, $1 billion municipal budget and $164 million annual capital improvement plan.

Before her jump to the public sector, Kerri worked for Alltel Information Services (now Black Knight Financial Services). Kerri served as a program manager for a mortgage banking software/solution joint venture with a bank in Leeds, U.K.

Kerri graduated with a B.B.A. from the University of North Florida and holds a certificate in Business Analytics from Harvard University.