Dr. Georgette Fraser-Moore
CEO | Transformation Lead LLC
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Dr. Georgette Fraser-Moore, affectionately known as "Dr. Gee," is a distinguished leader in global business, finance, and technology. As the President and CEO of Transformation Lead LLC, she oversees a global company with offices in the United States and Africa, leading digital transformation, cybersecurity, and enterprise architecture projects for Fortune 500 companies and government organizations. Her innovative approaches have guided organizations through significant digital and operational changes.
With over 20 years of experience in business operations, finance, global consulting, and IT strategy, Dr. Fraser-Moore has a proven track record of managing global business activities across continents. Her strategic vision has driven significant transformations for top-tier clients like Delta Airlines and Goldman Sachs.
Academically accomplished, she holds a Doctorate in Organizational Change and Leadership from the University of Southern California, where her dissertation on "Bridging the Gap of Gender Equity in Entrepreneurship" demonstrated her commitment to social issues. Additionally, she holds an MBA, further bolstering her qualifications and expertise in finance and strategic management.
Her thought leadership has been featured in notable publications such as Forbes, USA Today, New York Newsday, and Black Enterprise Magazine. Dr. Fraser-Moore is a vocal advocate for gender equity and diversity in business and has been honored with prestigious awards including the Presidential Service Award from President Barack Obama, the International Woman of Excellence Award, and the Advancing Women in Technology Award.
Beyond her professional achievements, she is a family-oriented leader and philanthropist. She serves on various boards and advisory councils, continually advocating for workforce initiatives and economic empowerment in underserved communities.