Louis Kim is an advisor working at the intersection of technology, theology, and healthcare. He spent more than 20 years leading teams across R&D, marketing, sales, and M&A, from startups to billion-dollar operations, and served as a Vice President at HP, where he launched eight first-of-their-kind products across healthcare, consumer, and enterprise markets.

He left HP to pursue a Master of Divinity at Duke Divinity School and to serve in hospice and palliative care, and now advises mission-driven organizations on growth, leadership, and ethical AI.

He serves on a hospice board and on the boards of the Yale Center for Faith and Culture and the Institute for Advanced Catholic Studies at USC, is a contributing editor at Comment Magazine, and holds degrees from Brown (ScB) and Yale (MBA).