Sarah Holland is a member of Google's Privacy, Safety, and Security Public Policy team, leading global work on responsible data strategy, privacy enhancing technologies, and sensitive data issues. She has taught graduate-level data ethics, policy, and communications courses at Georgetown University and served as an Assembly Fellow with the Berkman Klein Center for Internet & Society where she co-founded a project to improve data analysis and AI outcomes. Before joining Google, she served as a senior advisor on data and privacy, consumer protection, and foreign policy issues in the U.S. Senate. In that role, she was lead staff and negotiator on several internet accessibility, consumer protection, and data security bills, bringing three to enactment.