Carol is an advisor to governments from across the globe, NGOs, solution providers, entrepreneurial start-ups, and high net-worth individual investors. She is an author, founder, engineer, certified digital forensic practitioner, agile adherent, sustainability expert, and PhD student in Technology and Social Change at Clark University. In the course of her work, she has won patents, worked with highly innovative teams, and advised industry stakeholders and government programmers in the US, Africa, Canada, and Nepal who are facing major challenges in telecom and energy.

She enjoys serving as a keynote speaker, consultant, and author, drawing from her independent research and texts, including "Building Smart Cities: Analytics, ICT, and Design Thinking"​ (2015), "Big Data Analytics Strategies for the Smart Grid"​ (2014), and "The Manager Pool"​ (Olson & Stimmel, 2001). In 2017, Stimmel released her fourth book, "Evolving Innovation Ecosystems," a bioempathetic view on open innovation ecosystems for future tech development.

With the experience of both coding and leadership positions, Carol applies her breadth of skills to sustainability and advanced technology projects with companies, individuals, and investors who are placing significant dollars and effort to create a more inclusive and clean economy. Deeply optimistic, she believes that we can create positive change -- given the right insight -- that improves our capabilities for sound investment in a sustainable future. She enjoys attempting to predict the future, but is best known for her major contributions to helping innovators understand trends, opportunities, and challenges so they may move forward efficiently and with resilience.

Environment, Energy, Big Data, Data Analytics, Internet of Things Artificial Intelligence, Gamification, Female Leadership, Influential Women, Humanitarian Aid, Internet,