Julie Brill is a globally recognized leader in AI governance and strategy, privacy and data security, and consumer protection and adtech, with nearly 40 years of experience spanning senior government service and executive leadership.

As a national advisor at Manatt, Julie advises boards, executives and senior leadership teams on privacy, data security, AI governance and complex regulatory matters, helping organizations align emerging technologies with business strategy, risk management and public trust. Drawing on her experience leading global privacy and regulatory strategy at the highest levels, she works closely with Manatt’s legal and consulting professionals to deliver strategic, multidisciplinary solutions for companies operating in highly regulated, data‑driven environments.

Julie has been at the forefront of shaping today's responsible privacy, data stewardship and consumer protection standards, having previously served as Microsoft’s Chief Privacy Officer and Corporate Vice President for Global Privacy, Safety and Regulatory Affairs. During her tenure, Julie served as “Tech Ambassador” for the company, leading global advocacy on privacy, digital sovereignty, artificial intelligence and responsible data use, and advising major commercial customers on trust and compliance. She oversaw Microsoft’s regulatory strategy on a variety of technology and policy challenges, including AI, digital safety and lawful access.

Earlier in her career, Julie served as an FTC Commissioner, addressing and enforcing issues spanning consumer privacy, data protection, financial fraud prevention and competition in health care and high-tech markets. Before serving on the FTC, Julie was Senior Deputy Attorney General and Chief of Consumer Protection and Antitrust for the North Carolina Department of Justice and spent nearly two decades as an Assistant Attorney General for the State of Vermont.