Meet the Women Executives
Leading the Future of AI in B2B Technology
by Robyn Foyster
Artificial intelligence is rapidly transforming the way businesses operate, compete and innovate. Yet while conversations about AI often focus on technology itself, the leaders shaping its real-world impact are increasingly diverse. Across the B2B technology sector, a new generation of female executives, founders, technologists and innovators are helping organisations navigate AI adoption, governance, customer experience, workforce transformation and business growth.
From developing cutting-edge AI platforms to ensuring responsible and ethical deployment, these women are playing a critical role in defining the future of enterprise AI. Here, we spotlight some of the most influential, innovative and fearless women in AI leadership and examine how they are driving innovation, digital transformation and commercial outcomes across the global B2B technology industry.
Dr Anna Harrison, Founder of RAMMP
Dr Anna Harrison is the founder of RAMMP and the inventor of the patented ADORE Process™. She holds a PhD in Experience Design, is the author of Digital Brand Romance (Business Expert Press), and is a regular media commentator and speaker. Across two decades, she has worked with companies from IBM, Oracle and WordPress, to high-growth startups on the behavioural systems that drive customer trust and revenue.
Kathryn Giudes, Founder & Managing Director ORCA Opti
Kathryn is a seasoned technology executive with over two decades of experience driving innovation at companies including Microsoft and Amazon, where she led multibillion-dollar initiatives and navigated complex regulatory environments. Now the Founder of Australian AI security and compliance startup ORCA Opti, Kathryn is pioneering the use of AI to help organisations of any size meet cybersecurity standards, ensure quality AI deployment, and navigate regulatory requirements.
Bel Lloyd, Customer Success Manager, APAC, Amperity
Bel Lloyd joined leading AI-powered customer data platform Amperity in 2025. At the time of her appointment, she told Women Love Tech she was drawn to not just their market-leading technology, but the company’s exceptional team and the impact achieved together.
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Credit: Women Love Tech, written by Robyn Foyster