Tom Bruno

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ABOUT TOM BRUNO

I lead global product and business strategy, shaped by experience across Sub-Saharan Africa, Europe, and Silicon Valley. Over more than a decade at Google, I have worked across multibillion dollar consumer, enterprise, and platform businesses, helping turn major technology shifts into clear strategy, product direction, investment priorities, and operating plans that support durable growth. My work has consistently focused on bridging technical change and business execution in ways that are practical, scalable, and built to last.Today, I lead Product and Business Strategy for Google Chrome and the broader web ecosystem. I partner with Chrome leadership to set vision, shape roadmaps, and align cross functional execution as AI reshapes how people discover information, make decisions, create, and complete tasks online. My work sits at the intersection of user experience, platform strategy, and open standards, with a focus on keeping the web fast, safe, and open while helping shape the next generation of intelligent experiences for users, developers, and the broader ecosystem.I am also the founder of Korext, an AI code governance platform that helps enterprises enforce compliance policies on AI-generated code in real time. As AI coding tools accelerate how software is written, Korext ensures that speed does not come at the cost of security, regulatory compliance, or engineering standards. The platform produces cryptographically signed proof bundles that give CISOs, auditors, and compliance teams verifiable evidence that every line of AI-generated code was checked before it shipped.Finally, I focus on the intersection of industrial systems, infrastructure, and emerging technology, especially the systems that expand access to reliable hardware, connectivity, and trade in high growth markets. I invest with Black Angel Group, supporting technology led founders across frontier markets. My background in business, engineering, and applied AI shapes how I evaluate where technical progress meets real world adoption, infrastructure constraints, and market development.