Brad Miller Joins Keystone as President of CoreAI

Jun 5, 2025
Brad Miller, former CIO of Moderna, has been appointed as President of CoreAI at Keystone Strategy, where he will lead the company's AI-driven decision systems.
Brad Miller Joins Keystone as President of CoreAI

Keystone Strategy has announced the appointment of Brad Miller as President of CoreAI, according to a press release. Miller, who previously served as Chief Information Officer at Moderna, will lead Keystone's CoreAI business and its Deep Enterprise™ AI platform.

Miller brings over three decades of experience in transforming technical complexity into strategic advantage. At Moderna, he was instrumental in deploying AI at scale, including the creation of mChat, a secure GenAI platform. His leadership at Moderna resulted in the company becoming Keystone's inaugural customer for its AI-powered forecasting demand model.

Before joining Moderna, Miller held leadership roles at Capital One, Mastercard, and Citibank, and spent 17 years in engineering and development roles at Amazon and Microsoft. His extensive experience in modernizing legacy systems into AI-ready platforms will be pivotal as he leads CoreAI's efforts to embed AI as a scientific engine behind critical business decisions.

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