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Who is Kimberly Powell's husband, Graham Gerade? What to know about their family

Who is Kimberly Powell's husband, Graham Gerade? What to know about their family

Kimberly Powell's husband is Graham Gerade, medical technology professional, with two daughters. Explore her NVIDIA role and the reported Jensen Huang affair.

Kimberly Powell and Graham Gerade are a quietly private couple now thrust into the public eye. Powell is married to Graham D. "Grady" Gerade, a medical technology professional, and the pair share two daughters. Powell, 48 (as of November 2026), is NVIDIA's Vice President of Healthcare and one of the executives who reported directly to CEO Jensen Huang. Her name became global news in November 2026 following a New York Times report alleging an extramarital relationship with Huang, who stepped down as NVIDIA's CEO that week.

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B.S. Electrical Engineering, Northeastern University

Leading NVIDIA's worldwide healthcare business

Kimberly Powell is an American business executive prominently known for working as the Vice President of Healthcare at NVIDIA. She was 48 when the allegations about her were reported in November 2026.

She spent her early career in engineering and product management of diagnostic display systems at Planar Systems. She holds a B.S. in electrical engineering with a concentration in computer engineering from Northeastern University.

Powell joined NVIDIA in 2008 with the responsibility of establishing NVIDIA GPUs as the accelerator platform for medical imaging instruments. By late 2017, she had been named Vice President of Healthcare at NVIDIA.

In brief

Kimberly Powell and Graham Gerade are a quietly private couple now thrust into the public eye. Electrical Engineering, Northeastern University Leading NVIDIA's worldwide healthcare business Kimberly Powell is an American business executive prominently known for working as the Vice President of Healthcare at NVIDIA. Powell joined NVIDIA in 2008 with the responsibility of establishing NVIDIA GPUs as the accelerator platform for medical imaging instruments.

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