Keith Stonell

Keith has led Guidewire’s EMEA business since January 2013. Prior to this Keith held senior European executive roles in banking and financial technology firms Temenos and Misys. Guidewire delivers the industry platform that Property and Casualty (P&C) insurers rely upon to adapt and succeed in a time of accelerating change. The company provides the software, services, and partner ecosystem to enable its customers to run, differentiate, and grow their business. Guidewire serves more than 350 companies in 32 countries.

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