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| Adrienne Harris |
Adrienne Harris, who has advised financial/fintech companies and venture capital firms, has signed on as a senior advisor at Brunswick Group’s DC office.
She also served as special assistant to president Obama for economic policy at the White House’s national economic policy office.
Most recently, Harris was founding chief business officer and general counsel at San Francisco start-up Insurtech. At the University of Michigan, she is a Gates Foundation senior research fellow at the center for finance, law and policy.
George Little, Brunswick’s Washington chief, said Harris “is highly networked, accomplished in the private sector and brings deep experience in the fast-changing fintech and broader financial services industry.”
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