CCCE, CLD, IBCLC
Julie Brill
CCCE, CLD, IBCLC
About Julie
Julie Simone Brill, born on March 12, 1959, is an American lawyer with expertise in privacy, safety, and regulatory affairs. She holds the roles of CCCE, CLD, and IBCLC, reflecting her involvement in clinical and lactation disciplines. Brill is currently the Chief Privacy Officer and Corporate Vice President for Global Privacy, Safety, and Regulatory Affairs at Microsoft. Before her tenure at Microsoft, she was appointed by President Barack Obama and confirmed unanimously by the US Senate to serve as a Commissioner of the US Federal Trade Commission. Her term on the FTC commenced in 2010 and concluded in 2016, during which she contributed to shaping privacy and consumer protection policies. Her professional background combines legal expertise with a focus on privacy and health-related fields.
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Latest interviews
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Book Lover's Companion - The English Version
Discovering Family History with Julie Brill
Aug 11, 2025
Are You Awesome Today?
Hidden in Plain Site with Julie Brill
May 26, 2025
Wellbeing & Career World Podcast.
The Holocaust in Serbia: Julie Brill’s Uncovered History
May 11, 2025
Let’s Talk Memoir
166. What’s Ours to Tell featuring Julie Brill
Apr 29, 2025
InCast
Season 5 Episode 6: Birth Is Not a Spectator Sport: The Important Role of Doulas in Childbirth and Postpartum with Julie Brill, CCCE, CLD, IBCLC
Jul 28, 2021
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