Bennie King is the Head of Enterprise AI Services at Keurig Dr Pepper, where he leads the strategy, governance, and scaled deployment of Generative AI, Agentic AI, and intelligent automation across the enterprise. He is responsible for accelerating AI adoption at scale, including building the platforms, governance frameworks, and production-grade systems that deliver measurable business impact across marketing, supply chain, legal, and corporate operations. Operating at the rare intersection of executive strategy and hands-on technical architecture, Bennie designs and governs multi-cloud AI ecosystems spanning Azure OpenAI, Google Gemini, Databricks, Snowflake Cortex, and ServiceNow AI. His enterprise AI governance frameworks align to the EU AI Act and NIST AI Risk Management Framework, and he has implemented AI observability and telemetry systems that bring accountability and transparency to AI agent operations at scale. His approach ensures that every AI initiative is secure, observable, compliant, and tied to real ROI. A recognized leader in Agentic AI, Bennie architects autonomous, task-oriented AI systems equipped with identity management, enterprise guardrails, and robust control layers. He has spearheaded the development of reusable, production-grade AI agents and large-scale automation initiatives that blend innovation with FinOps discipline, responsible AI governance, and scalable platform design. Before his current role, Bennie built and scaled multiple ventures across B2B, B2C, SaaS, and e-commerce, spanning legal technology, enterprise automation, and consumer markets. Bennie is a builder who has architected production AI systems from the ground up and a business operator who has taken products to market, acquired customers, and scaled revenue across vastly different industries and business models. Today, his passion for impact beyond the boardroom lives in AI for Southern Dallas, a nonprofit initiative he founded to bring AI education, tools, and economic opportunity to underserved communities in the Southern Dallas region. His work bridges the gap between enterprise innovation and equitable access, ensuring that AI’s transformative potential reaches beyond corporate walls and into the communities that need it most. Bennie is known for translating emerging AI capabilities into tangible operational and financial outcomes, bridging the gap between what AI can do and what it must deliver for the business.