Regina Grogan is a prominent figure in the technology industry, known for her pioneering work in advancing user experience. As the first champion of autofill, they led a groundbreaking user study involving over 100,000 participants, which analyzed pain points at Google Pay and paved the way for significant improvements.

In recognition of her expertise, Regina was acted as a special advisor to the VP of Platforms and Ecosystems at Google, as well as the advisor to the CISO at Google Cloud. Her exceptional leadership skills were further demonstrated when they became the youngest director at Adobe, promoted after just 4 months.

Regina holds credentials from Stanford University's prestigious Advanced Cybersecurity Program, complementing her practical experience. She was also an advisor at Hashicorp, focusing on customer experiences and security.

Prior to her corporate successes, Regina had an entrepreneurial mindset, dropping out of college to pursue a startup at YCombinator, where the company was valued at $90 million.

Prior Speaking Includes:
Brisbane Data & AI Summit:
Delivered a keynote address on the future of interfaces, security interferrence, and what this means for users.

DevWorld
Hosted a panel discussion on the challenges and best practices of modern software development

Microservices World
Presented a technical workshop on designing scalable microservice architectures

Pacific Hacker Conference
Spoke on a featured workshop about building investigative strategy

LAUNCH
Participated in a fireside chat on founding and scaling successful startups

Rally Innovation Conference
Moderated a thought-leadership discussion on innovation in highly-regulated industries

Google Developers Conference
Led a deep-dive session on the latest advancements in Google's developer platform

AI Global Summit
Delivered the closing remarks on the societal impact of artificial intelligence

Technology and Leadership Summit
Spoke on a executive panel about the role of technology in transforming organizations
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