Kimberly A. Houser is an Assistant Clinical Professor of Business Law and the Law of Emerging Technologies at the University of North Texas. Her primary research explores data privacy (U.S. and EU), artificial intelligence, U.S., EU and China tech policy and regulation, 5G technology, and unconscious bias/gender diversity issues. Prior to teaching, Kimberly practiced law in Chicago and served as General Counsel to an Austin, Texas tech start-up.

​She has taught in partnership with Cesar Ritz Colleges – Brig, Switzerland and Universitat Politècnica de València - Valencia, Spain, and serves as a PhD supervisor for the Geneva Business School – Barcelona campus. In addition to speaking at events such as TNW in Amsterdam on the GDPR, University of Oxford on comparative privacy law, and Sage-London on the data mining activities of the taxing authorities in the U.S. and UK, she recently spoke at the European Parliament in Brussels on artificial intelligence and gender diversity in start-ups. ​

EDUCATION

University of Illinois College of Law – Juris Doctor            
University of Texas at Austin - Bachelor of Business Administration – International Business    

Hanging with the Stormtroopers at TNW in Amsterdam 2018