Keith Enright is a partner at Gibson Dunn, and serves as co-chair of both the firm’s Tech and Innovation Industry Group and the Artificial Intelligence Practice Group.
Before joining Gibson Dunn, Mr. Enright served as Google’s chief privacy officer and vice president for over 13 years where he led the company’s worldwide privacy and consumer protection legal functions. He represented Google globally, engaging with policymakers on artificial intelligence, privacy and data protection issues. Before joining Google, Mr. Enright served in senior executive roles at two Fortune 500 companies, as senior consultant for a global consulting practice, and as general counsel for a privately held advertising technology company.
Mr. Enright serves on the board of directors of Zoom Information, Inc. He also serves on the board of directors of DECODE, a nonprofit technology, innovation and entrepreneurship community jointly hosted with UC Berkeley and Stanford student organizations, alumni networks and entrepreneurship centers. He previously served as the chairman of the board of directors of Google Korea and on the boards of other Google subsidiaries, as well as the International Association of Privacy Professionals.
Mr. Enright has been a featured speaker discussing online privacy and related subjects on NBC Nightly News, CNN, NPR Talk of the Nation, and other major media outlets. He has been a guest speaker at Harvard Law School, Stanford Law School, the UC Berkeley Haas School of Business, and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, and is frequently featured at industry events focusing on artificial intelligence, privacy and data protection.
