Chris Lisi is a senior communications and public affairs leader with more than two decades of experience helping organizations navigate complex issues at the intersection of technology, policy, business, and social impact. 

Chris advises clients on crisis management, executive positioning, thought leadership, organizational messaging, and strategic communications planning. She has extensive experience helping leaders and institutions communicate through moments of opportunity, scrutiny, and change, translating complex issues into clear, credible narratives that build trust and advance organizational goals.

Previously, Chris served as Director of Trust Strategy at Google, where she led communications on some of the company's most consequential regulatory, privacy, competition, and trust-related issues. That experience continues to inform her work advising organizations navigating emerging technologies, public policy challenges, and questions of institutional credibility.

Across leadership roles in The White House, the U.S. Senate, AARP, the technology sector, and the nonprofit community, Chris has developed a deep understanding of how public opinion, policy, media, and organizational decision-making intersect. She is known for providing practical counsel, sound judgment, and strategic communications leadership that helps organizations strengthen their reputation, engage key stakeholders, and achieve meaningful impact.