Tracy Kemp is senior vice president and chief information and digital officer for Allegion.

In this role, she is responsible for all aspects of global information technology, enterprise cybersecurity, artificial intelligence, global data and analytics, as well as digital technology programs. A recognized thought leader on Allegion’s digital transformation, Tracy leverages data and digital outcomes to solve business challenges and deliver innovative solutions.

With over 30 years of experience in security manufacturing, industrial manufacturing, and pharmaceuticals, Tracy brings deep expertise in IT leadership, cybersecurity, M&A due diligence and integrations, and corporate spin-out initiatives. She is known for building high-performing teams and fostering world-class employee engagement.  

A sought-after speaker at events like the Gartner CIO Forum and Indianapolis CIO Summit, Tracy also serves on the boards of the National Association of Manufacturers and TechPoint, and advises Allegion Ventures as a mentor to portfolio companies. She’s also been previously recognized in the community as the 2018 CTO of the Year (Public Company) by the Indianapolis Business Journal and was one of its 2014 Women of Influence. She also won a 2014 Leading Light Award from Women & Hi-Tech.

Before Allegion became an independent company, Tracy was vice president and CIO for the Security Technologies and Residential Solutions sectors of Ingersoll Rand. During her five years there, Tracy additionally served as chair for the Ingersoll Rand Women’s Network and was a member of the company’s Progressive, Diverse and Inclusive Council.

Prior to joining Ingersoll Rand, Tracy worked for Eli Lilly and Company for 18 years, holding information technology leadership positions across enterprise infrastructure, human resources, toxicology and Lilly Research Laboratories. Additionally, she was a systems auditor and a Six Sigma black belt.

Tracy earned a bachelor’s degree in computer science and mathematics from Oklahoma Christian University.

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