Google Appoints Debbie Weinstein as President for Europe, Middle East, and Africa

Weinstein will lead AI-driven growth across the region, overseeing 29,000 employees and 56 offices in a pivotal era for the tech giant.

Debbie Weinstein, previously Google's Vice President and Managing Director for the UK and Ireland, has been named President for Europe, the Middle East, and Africa (EMEA).
Weinstein succeeds Matt Brittin, who led Google EMEA for a decade before announcing his departure earlier this year.
Her focus will be on leveraging AI to drive growth for users, businesses, partners, and governments across the diverse EMEA region.
Google estimates that generative AI could boost the European Union's economy by €1.2-1.4 trillion over the next decade, highlighting the strategic importance of AI in the region.
Weinstein brings over a decade of experience at Google and a background in media, entrepreneurship, and investment banking, including roles at Viacom and Goldman Sachs.