Chris Stevens

Chris Stevens is responsible for building the Keurig brand through outreach efforts to the media, key customers, trade associations and other influencer groups as well as through corporate responsibility initiatives.   Joining Keurig in 1996, he is one of the original members of the company’s senior team.  Stevens started the Away From Home business for the company and has brought more than 20 years of experience in consumer goods sales and marketing as well as general management from many high-profile companies.  He received his B.S. from Notre Dame and completed the Executive Education program at Columbia Business School.

Stevens is also the author of "Fighting to Give...The Jimmy Culveyhouse Story," a book he self-published in 2009 about a Notre Dame classmate who died after fighting courageous battle against ALS. Culveyhouse’s inspirational story reads like a combination of “Rudy,” “Forest Gump,” “Tuesdays with Morrie” and “Caddie for Life.”  All the proceeds from the book’s sales go to research for Lou Gehrig's Disease and cancer research in his late wife's name with the goal of raising $1 million for research.  The book is on Amazon.com.

Stevens lives in the Boston area where Keurig started and maintains its corporate offices.