Lee Carosi Dunn spent the last twelve years at Google in various roles. Most recently she led government relations and policy development for Google Cloud where she supported Google’s efforts to bring innovative enterprisesolutions, including AI and data analytics, to Federal, state and local governments. Previously, Lee served as Google’s Head of International Elections Outreach working closely with campaigns, candidates, voters and governments supporting them in using Google’s civics, security and advertising products, including Google search, YouTube, Workspace and other online tools. Lee has also served as Senior Counsel at Google focusing on technology legislation and regulatory matters before the United States Congress, the White House and the Federal Communications Commission (FCC).

Prior to her work at Google, Lee spent close to ten years working for Senator John McCain (R-AZ) as his General Counsel and as counsel for the Senate Commerce Committee when Senator McCain served as Chairman. Lee assisted on issues related to technology policy, homeland security, and other matters including the committee’s oversight of clean competition in sports and efforts to establish a national boxing commission. She served on Senator McCain’s 2008 Presidential campaign and his 2010 Senate re-elect campaign.

Lee worked for former FCC Chairman Michael K. Powell and at the law firm Dow, Lohnes and Albertson before her time on Capitol Hill. She served as a judicial clerk in Alexandria, Virginia for the Chief Judge of the Eastern District of Virginia after graduating The Catholic University of America’s Columbus School of Law, cum laude. Before law school, she worked for four years at U S West Communications, a former Bell system phone company as an operations manager.

Lee has coached a number of recreational youth sports teams, from baseball to soccer, and sits on the board of the Alexandria Little League. She is also on the board of the Inova Alexandria Hospital Foundation, the US Capitol Historical Society, the Campagna Center and several other nonprofit entities. Lee graduated from Vanderbilt University with a bachelor’s degree in Sociology and is married with three children who are her best achievement.