Kin Lee-Yow has over 25 years of experience in the technology field. He started his career at the Royal Bank of Canada where he was part of the team that launched the Bank’s online system. He led the technology team that built the retail internet presence at Sears Canada. At Moneris Solutions, he was the head of Infrastructure and support services and General Manager for their white-label ATM Gateway services. In March 2012, he joined CAA South Central Ontario as the VP of IT.

Currently, Kin is the CIO of the CAA Club Group which consists of CAA South Central Ontario, CAA Manitoba, Orion Travel Insurance, CAA Insurance, and Echelon Insurance. During this period, Kin has successfully led his team through several large technology implementations such as SAP, Avaya telephony system, Guidewire property & casualty system, and the replacement of the Emergency Roadside system.

Kin is a graduate of the University of Waterloo in Computer Science and Information Systems. He completed his Master’s in Business Administration at Kellogg (North Western University) and Schulich (York University).

Kin Lee-Yow has over 25 years of experience in the technology field. He started his career at the Royal Bank of Canada where he was part of the team that launched the Bank’s online system. He led the technology team that built the retail internet presence at Sears Canada. At Moneris Solutions, he was the head of Infrastructure and support services and General Manager for their white-label ATM Gateway services. In March 2012, he joined CAA South Central Ontario as the VP of IT.

Currently, Kin is the CIO of the CAA Club Group which consists of CAA South Central Ontario, CAA Manitoba, Orion Travel Insurance, CAA Insurance, and Echelon Insurance. During this period, Kin has successfully led his team through several large technology implementations such as SAP, Avaya telephony system, Guidewire property & casualty system, and the replacement of the Emergency Roadside system.

Kin is a graduate of the University of Waterloo in Computer Science and Information Systems. He completed his Master’s in Business Administration at Kellogg (North Western University) and Schulich (York University).