18 Facts About Kathy Davis

Katherine L Davis was born on June 24,1956 and is an American politician and entrepreneur.

Kathy Davis was the 48th lieutenant governor of Indiana, and the first woman to serve in that office.

Kathy Davis was an acoustics consultant where she analyzed vibrations in submarines.

Kathy Davis earned her master's degree from Harvard Business School and relocated to Indiana in 1982.

Kathy Davis was appointed by former Indiana Governor Evan Bayh as the Deputy Commissioner of the Indiana Department of Transportation.

Kathy Davis served in the position from 1989 to 1994 where she oversaw the transportation plans of the state.

Kathy Davis was appointed as state Budget Director by Governor Bayh in 1995.

Kathy Davis was in charge of the state's $10 billion budget before being appointed by Governor Frank O'Bannon to the position of Secretary of the Family and Social Services Administration.

Kathy Davis left public service for a short time in 1998 but returned a short time later to run the public service agency for the Indiana's 21st Century Research and Technology Fund.

Kathy Davis was credited with obtaining more than $21 million in contracts within five months in the position.

Kathy Davis received another appointment in 2000 when former Indianapolis Mayor Bart Peterson made her the Controller for the City of Indianapolis where she served for four years.

Kathy Davis left the public sector again in 2005 at the end of the Kernan-Kathy Davis term.

Kathy Davis took a position as the Chief Executive Officer of Global Access Point, a computer network connectivity company headquartered in South Bend, Indiana.

Kathy Davis led the start-up of the company where she was in charge of developing markets in data transport, data processing, and data storage for business, health care organizations, and universities.

In 2006, Kathy Davis developed the idea for a virtual way to allow policy makers to develop complex policies.

Kathy Davis founded Kathy Davis Design Group in 2007 as a way to determine results of long-term decisions made by lawmakers.

Kathy Davis uses a system called the Simulated Educational Experience to predict the future of the educational system.

Kathy Davis took a position as campaign treasurer for Indiana Senator Joe Donnelly, but resigned in August 2015 because of Donnelly's vote to defund Planned Parenthood.