Stephanie Swartz is an accomplished public policy executive with extensive experience in the tech industry. She has a Master of Philosophy (MPhil) in International Relations from Oxford University, where she was a Rhodes Scholar. She studied German and European Studies at Georgetown University and earned a BA in International Studies, German Studies, and Political Science at California State University-Long Beach. She also studied Social Sciences at Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin.

Swartz is skilled in policy related to women's health, contraceptive care and reproductive rights, public safety, women's rights, sexual assault and harassment, consumer privacy, data protection, civil liberties, international relations, trans-Atlantic relations, and European Union politics. She has experience in product advising, policy analysis, campaign and advocacy planning, project management, public speaking, and strategy.

Swartz has held various roles in top tech companies such as Uber and Google, where she focused on public policy and government relations, privacy, safety, and consumer protection. Additionally, she has volunteered as a policy committee member for political campaigns like Biden for President and Pete for America.

Currently, Swartz is the Senior Director of Policy and Public Affairs at Favor (formerly The Pill Club), a healthcare company that provides contraceptive care and education. Her expertise in public policy and experience in the tech industry make her a valuable asset to any organization.