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Steve Kerchner has a strong background in digital strategy and program management. Steve started their career at Sapient Corporation in 2000 as a Director of Program Management, where they oversaw software development and strategy projects in the healthcare and defense markets. In 2013, they joined the American College of Cardiology as the Chief Digital Officer. In this role, they developed and implemented a digital strategy to deliver valuable digital experiences to members and customers. Steve managed a digital team responsible for maintaining and improving the web platform, guiding the portfolio of digital products and services, conducting user research, and leading the overall digital strategy. Steve also developed the College's first enterprise content strategy to deliver actionable knowledge to clinical audiences.

Steve Kerchner completed their undergraduate studies at Princeton University from 1994 to 1998, earning a Bachelor of Science in Computer Science. Steve then pursued a Master of Science degree in Systems Engineering at the University of Virginia from 1998 to 2000. Prior to their university education, Steve attended TJHSST, but no specific dates or degrees are provided for this institution. Additionally, Steve has a certification in Project Management Professional from the Project Management Institute, although the exact date of obtaining this certification is not specified.