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10 Google ads policy experts
These ten current and former Google ads policy staff have worked in ads policy, ads policy enforcement and Trust & Safety Ads roles at the company. A reader can learn how ads policy work is organized at a company like Google from people who have done it.
Professionals to explore
01—10Brian Crowley
LinkedInExperience: Head of AdWords Policy (Enforcement) & Risk Operations AMERICAS, EMEA & APAC at Google · Google
Former Head of AdWords Policy (Enforcement) & Risk Operations AMERICAS, EMEA & APAC at Google (2013–2020) and Global Director, Trust & Safety at Google since 2020, based in Ireland. He was also Risk Operations Manager at Google (2010–2013). The profile describes experience in product policy and enforcement and leading teams across monetized and non-monetized areas.
Christina Gualy
LinkedInExperience: Manager, Trademark Ads Policy · Google
Manager, Trademark Ads Policy at Google since 2016, and Legal Product Specialist at Google since 2008, based in San Francisco. The profile says she oversees the Trademark policy for Google Ads and developed the implementation roadmap for a significant cross-functional policy launch in 2023, capturing requirements and managing timelines.
Jean-Yves Bouzy
LinkedInExperience: Program Management Lead, Trust & Safety Ads & Shopping · Google
Program Management Lead, Trust & Safety Ads & Shopping at Google since 2018, after serving as Sr Program Manager, Trust & Safety Ads at Google (2016–2018). The profile says he established and scaled a globally distributed program management function supporting Google Ads and Shopping, with scope including advertiser experience, escalations management, elections integrity and regulatory compliance.
Julius Cesar Chaidez
LinkedInExperience: Senior Policy Lead, Global Policy Standards, Trust and Safety · Google
Senior Policy Lead, Global Policy Standards, Trust and Safety at Google since 2022. The profile says he develops and implements global advertising policies, including regulated areas like cryptocurrency and complex speculative products. He was previously a Policy Manager at TikTok (2020–2022).
Levi Christian Pearson
LinkedInExperience: Head of Sell-Side Monetization Policy · Google
Head of Sell-Side Monetization Policy at Google since 2024, after serving as Sell-Side Monetization Policy Manager (2021–2024) and Policy Contracts Manager, Trust & Safety (2020–2021) at Google. The profile says he leads the team that develops and implements content and behavioral policies for YouTube Monetization, AdMob, AdSense, DV360 and Google Ad Formats.
Miaosi He
LinkedInExperience: Senior Policy Specialist - Trust & Safety Team, Ads Monetization · Google
Senior Policy Specialist - Trust & Safety Team, Ads Monetization at Google since 2023 and former Policy Specialist on the same team (2021–2023), based in Singapore. The profile says she works on Google's Trust & Safety team as the app ads point of contact. She was earlier AdMob SMB GCN Lead - Online Partnership Group, APAC at Google (2018–2021).
Moses Lee
LinkedInExperience: Policy Lead · Google
Policy Lead at Google since 2025, where the profile says he leads the development of monetization policies for Google Ads in sensitive and regulated verticals, balancing business growth, policy standards, compliance and user protection. He was previously Policy Enforcement Manager - Child Safety at YouTube (2022–2025) and an Analyst at the FBI (2021–2022).
Roman Blagoveščenskij
LinkedInExperience: Google Ads Senior Policy Specialist · Google
Google Ads Senior Policy Specialist at Google since 2022 and former Google Ads Policy Specialist at Google (2019–2022), based in Ireland. The profile describes working with top Google advertisers globally on Search, Display, Video and App platforms and solving Google Ads policy related issues.
Sarah Cerreta
LinkedInExperience: Trust & Safety Ads, Senior Manager · Google
Trust & Safety Ads, Senior Manager at Google since 2022, after serving as Trust & Safety Ads, APAC Lead at Google (2018–2022). The profile says she leads a globally distributed team ensuring policy compliance and user safety across Google Ads products, including elections, misinformation and financial scams.
Stephen Bowman
LinkedInExperience: Principal - Ads Policy Enforcement Strategist · Google
Principal - Ads Policy Enforcement Strategist at Google since 2025, based in Los Angeles. His earlier Google roles were Associate Principal, Ads Content Investigations (2020–2025), Sr. Ads Policy Enforcement Analyst (2018–2020) and Ads Policy Enforcement Analyst (2017–2018).
Choose the right perspective
Match the person's role to your question, since policy writers, enforcement analysts, program managers and team leaders each see a different part of ads policy work. Check each person's product area and region against your question, since experience in one ads product or market may not carry over to another.
Questions to take into the conversation
- 01How does an ads policy team decide when a new or changed policy is needed?
- 02How is work split between policy development and enforcement teams at a large ad platform?
- 03What did you learn about rolling out a complex ads policy change across many markets?
Reaching Google ads policy experts
How can I contact one of these Google ads policy experts?
Pick one of the 10 people on this page and choose "Book a paid call", or describe your project to find others. You offer a fee for a 15-minute call or a written answer, Instant Expert finds the person's work email and sends the invitation, and they decide whether to accept. The list covers 1 company: Google, based on profile data retrieved on October 9, 2026. Being listed here doesn't mean someone has agreed to take calls.
How much does it cost to reach Google ads policy experts?
You choose the offer, starting at $5 per person. It includes Instant Expert's 20% fee, so an offer that pays the person $100 costs you $125. You're charged only when the person books the call or sends the answer.
What if they don't reply?
You pay nothing. Instant Expert sends follow-up reminders, and if the person hasn't booked or answered within 7 days, the request expires and any hold on your card is released. You can invite several of the 10 people on this list at once and cap your total spend, so you pay only for the ones who accept.
Can an AI agent ask one of these Google ads policy experts a question?
Yes. An agent with a USDC wallet on Base can ask one question without an Instant Expert account. It names the person, for example by the LinkedIn URL on this page, and pays per ask over x402 (HTTP 402). The person answers in writing or by voice note, and if nobody answers within 7 days, the payment goes back to the wallet automatically. x402 docs
About this directory
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