Alvina Antar
CIO at Okta
Alvina is the Chief Information Officer at Okta, where she is responsible for enabling a seamless customer and employee experience, and leads Business Technology Organization.
Prior to Okta, she spent six years as Zuora’s first-ever CIO enabling business growth from $30M to $300M, and taking the company through a successful IPO in 2018. Before Zuora, Alvina spent 17 years at Dell where she was an integral part of their expansion from hardware to an end-to-end software and solutions provider.
Alvina has a combination of Fortune 50 and high-growth start-up experience which makes her an invaluable part of the Okta team. Alvina is an active member of her community, having co-founded the Silicon Valley CIO Women’s Network, as a member of the Girls in Tech Board of Directors, and on the board of BUILD.
Prior to Okta, she spent six years as Zuora’s first-ever CIO enabling business growth from $30M to $300M, and taking the company through a successful IPO in 2018. Before Zuora, Alvina spent 17 years at Dell where she was an integral part of their expansion from hardware to an end-to-end software and solutions provider.
Alvina has a combination of Fortune 50 and high-growth start-up experience which makes her an invaluable part of the Okta team. Alvina is an active member of her community, having co-founded the Silicon Valley CIO Women’s Network, as a member of the Girls in Tech Board of Directors, and on the board of BUILD.
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