About Kent Kubie

A seasoned professional in the technology and security industry, Kent Kubie currently resides in Georgetown, TX, and boasts an impressive 35-year career in Sales and Marketing. Beyond the corporate sphere, he is deeply involved in community service, dedicating numerous years to children’s ministry, youth sports coaching, and martial arts instruction.

As the Vice President of Sales and Marketing in the dynamic security and technology sector, he has accumulated a wealth of experience over decades, embodying a commitment to excellence and innovation.

His career features significant achievements and accolades, including being named IBM Channel Rep of the Year in 1992, Lotus Development Channel Rookie of the Year in 1997, and the prestigious Lotus Superhuman award in 1998. He has also been a multiple-time member of the IBM 100% Club (1999, 2004, 2007, 2013, 2014), highlighting his consistent performance. In 2019, he was elected Nutanix Sales Class President.

He has a robust educational foundation, earning a degree in Accounting and Marketing from Dana College. This is further enhanced by an Executive MBA from IBM, showcasing his dedication to continual learning and development.

Apart from his corporate endeavors, he is deeply committed to community service. His involvement in youth Sunday School exemplifies his dedication to the younger generation’s nurturing. His teaching extends beyond religious education, as he has also invested time in coaching youth sports like baseball, football, basketball, and Lacrosse, demonstrating his belief in the transformative power of mentorship and community engagement.

His expertise spans from the corporate boardroom to the sports field. Focusing on life coaching and leadership, he brings valuable insights into professional and youth environments, emphasizing mentorship and personal development.

His interests are diverse, including a passion for fitness and holistic well-being. A motocross enthusiast since the age of nine, this hobby has been a source of enjoyment and a platform for philanthropic efforts. Additionally, he finds creative outlet in woodworking.