Zahavah Levine is a well-rounded legal and business expert and former Google executive with extensive background and expertise in strategic partnerships, complex negotiations, new media, business and non-profit strategy, team building, digital music and media licensing, internet law, intellectual property, content policy, intermediary liability, technology licensing, corporate & securities transactions, general commercial law, and employment matters. Levine holds a JD in Law from the University of California, Berkeley - School of Law, and a BA in History from Brown University. She is also a DCI Fellow at the Distinguished Career Institute at Stanford University. Levine was Staff Director at Stanford Redistricting Project and Senior Research Director at Stanford-MIT Healthy Elections Project. Her most recent role was Vice President of Partnerships for Wireless Carriers, Android at Google. Before that, she served as Vice President of Partnerships, Google Play and Vice President of Global Music Partnerships, Android / Google Play at Google. Levine was also Chief Counsel for YouTube and Associate General Counsel for Google at YouTube, LLC / Google.