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| Debbie Frost |
Brunswick Group has added Debbie Frost as a senior advisor in its San Francisco office to counsel technology companies in Silicon Valley and beyond.
Frost did an 11-year stint at Facebook, exiting in 2019 as VP of international and policy communications and a member of the executive leadership team.
During a four-year run as international communications head at Google, she helped launch AdWords and Gmail and led media strategy for legal, policy and other corporate issues, including the launch of Google in China.
Earlier, Frost handled European communications at Nike and began her career at Burson-Marsteller.
At Brunswick, she will focus on communications, corporate reputation and PA strategies in areas such as privacy, data protection and global regulatory matters.
Ash Spiegelberg, Brunswick SF head, called Frost “one of Silicon Valley’s most respected communications leaders” and expects her experience will “be of huge value to our technology clients at every stage of their lifecycle.”
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