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# Anthony Stevens
:briefcase: **Role:** Founder and CEO, Solcis\ :linkedin: **LinkedIn:** [Ant Stevens](https://www.linkedin.com/in/antpstevens/)
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Anthony Stevens is founder and CEO of Solcis. He previously founded 6clicks, pioneering AI in GRC in 2019, and is a former KPMG Partner, CIO, and author of two books.
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Anthony Stevens is the founder and CEO of Solcis. He previously founded 6clicks, the AI-powered governance, risk and compliance platform that pioneered the use of AI in GRC in 2019, and scaled it to more than 500 customers and 50 partners across the GCC, Japan, South-East Asia and Australia.
Over three decades in enterprise technology, Anthony has been a Partner and Chief Digital Officer at KPMG, a CIO overseeing more than $1 billion of technology investment over a decade, and a CIO Advisor to Zoom during its rapid scaling in 2020. He is the author of two books, *Chasing Digital: A Playbook for the New Economy* and *AI & the Future of GRC*, translated into 13 languages, and holds a Master of Commercial Law from the University of Melbourne.
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Anthony Stevens is the founder and CEO of Solcis. He was previously the founder of 6clicks, the AI-powered governance, risk and compliance platform that pioneered the use of AI in GRC in 2019 and which he scaled to more than 500 customers and 50 partners across the GCC, Japan, South-East Asia and Australia.
He has spent three decades at the intersection of enterprise technology and organisational change. Before 6clicks, Anthony was a Partner and Chief Digital Officer at KPMG, where he led the digital transformation of the firm's business model, and he has held executive roles across publicly listed and private companies, including as a CIO overseeing more than $1 billion of technology investment over a decade. He has worked through several major shifts in the enterprise software market and served as a CIO Advisor to Zoom during its rapid scaling in 2020.
Anthony is the author of two books, *Chasing Digital: A Playbook for the New Economy* and *AI & the Future of GRC*, translated into 13 languages. He writes and speaks regularly on AI, risk and the future of compliance. He holds a Bachelor of Commerce, a Bachelor of Information Systems and a Master of Commercial Law from the University of Melbourne, is a Graduate of the Australian Institute of Company Directors, and was named AFR BOSS Young Executive of the Year in 2011.
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