Lily Liu

Lily Liu is an Analyst at Redstone Strategy Group, which is now a division of Arabella Advisors. Here are some key points about her background and work:

Education

Lily Liu graduated from Stanford University with a Master of Science in Sustainability Science and Practice and a Bachelor of Arts with honors in International Relations.1

Professional Experience

Before joining Redstone Strategy Group, Lily was involved in various roles that reflect her interests in human rights, technology ethics, and social impact. She worked with the Election Integrity Partnership to track misinformation in Chinese-speaking communities during the 2022 US midterm elections. She also contributed to reports on cloud security and police surveillance with the Atlantic Council and Lawfare, and helped found immigration clinics in community colleges during her internship at the Santa Clara County government.1

At Redstone Strategy Group, Lily started as an intern and progressed to the role of Analyst. As an intern, she worked on projects related to economic mobility, including drafting capability building plans for nonprofits and analyzing data on affordable housing. As an Analyst, her responsibilities include executing analyses, drafting strategy memos, interviewing subject-matter experts, and synthesizing research. She also contributes to the firm's culture and direction, such as leading the recruiting subcommittee and co-organizing firmwide events.2

Community Involvement

Lily is actively involved in community service. She serves on the board of directors of the YWCA Golden Gate Silicon Valley, where she holds the position of Secretary. The YWCA provides counseling and housing relief services for survivors of domestic violence and sexual assault.3

Personal Interests

Outside of her professional work, Lily has diverse interests. She was a live-in counselor at a student-run peer counseling service at Stanford, participated in an acappella group, and sang with the Chamber Chorale. In New York, she enjoys swing dancing, attending improv shows, and eating ramen.1