Marvin Chow

Marvin Chow is a prominent figure in the field of marketing and technology, currently serving as the Vice President of Global Marketing at Google. He has been with Google since 2009, where he oversees marketing for major products such as Google Assistant, Search, Maps, Photos, Gmail, and Google AI. His role encompasses brand management, product growth, and performance marketing across these platforms.12

Chow is also recognized for his commitment to diversity and inclusion within the tech industry. He co-founded Asians In Marketing (AIM) and co-chairs the Asian Leadership Group Exec Steering Committee at Google, advocating for greater representation of Asian Americans in marketing roles.12 His professional background includes significant leadership roles at Nike and various startups, where he has demonstrated a strong ability to innovate and drive results in competitive markets.1

In addition to his corporate responsibilities, Chow is involved in academia as a Founding Member and Advisor at the Asian American Research Center at Stanford University, contributing to research and initiatives that support Asian American communities.1 His educational background includes a Bachelor’s degree in Marketing and Information Systems from Boston College.1

Chow's career reflects a blend of strategic marketing expertise and a dedication to fostering inclusive environments in both corporate and academic settings.