Bio

My passion lies in leveraging data and technology to benefit everyone, particularly underprivileged and marginalized communities. As the head of the Data Policy Platform at the World Economic Forum, my focus is on responsible data management and promoting public-private cooperation in the era of the Fourth Industrial Revolution. Data is the driving force behind this revolution, possessing the potential to create a more resilient and prosperous global society. To achieve this, our platform unites leaders from diverse fields and backgrounds to collaborate, design, and implement policies and actions that unlock data's value for all. We proactively address the societal impacts of emerging technologies, fostering innovative solutions and partnerships that ensure technology is productive, sustainable, and inclusive. Before joining the Forum, I spent nearly nine years at Google, working in Emerging Markets, Research, and Core Machine Learning departments. During this time, I spearheaded various initiatives aimed at enhancing representation and technology access through innovative data collection methods, novel machine learning models, and community engagement efforts. I’m always open to new collaborations: https://www.weforum.org/platforms/shaping-the-future-of-data-policy