Marcin Olender is a veteran of internet policy discussions, bringing a comprehensive legal, private and public sector background to the intersection of technology and policy. With a legal education and a distinguished alumni status from the National School of Public Administration, Marcin brings a unique perspective to digital governance and online content regulation.

Prior to joining Google, he developed extensive expertise in the public sector, most notably at the Ministry of Administration and Digitization, where he specialized in critical digital domains including data protection, cybersecurity, and on-demand audiovisual media services.

During his decade in the Google CEE Public Policy team, Marcin navigated the complex landscape of online content regulations within the European Union at a pivotal moment in the development of digital lawmaking, working on files ranging from copyright to the Digital Services Act.

He has served as an expert and board member in several Polish digital economy organizations, bridging the gap between technological innovation and regulatory compliance.