VP, Product Management at Google
Leading Google's Privacy Sandbox initiative, the defining effort to replace third-party cookies with privacy-preserving web standards that will reshape how digital advertising targeting and measurement work globally.
Last updated Feb 27, 2026 by AI Enrichment
Chetna Bindra is one of the most influential figures in modern AdTech as the VP of Product Management at Google leading the Privacy Sandbox initiative — a multi-year, industry-wide effort to deprecate third-party cookies and replace them with privacy-preserving alternatives. Her work sits at the intersection of product development, web standards, regulatory compliance, and ecosystem diplomacy, making her a central figure in arguably the most disruptive transition the digital advertising industry has faced in two decades. She engages directly with advertisers, publishers, ad tech vendors, browser makers, and regulators to shape solutions that balance commercial viability with user privacy. Before ascending to her current role, Bindra held senior product management positions within Google's advertising and publisher-facing product organizations, building deep expertise in programmatic advertising, publisher monetization, and platform strategy. Her career trajectory reflects a consistent focus on the infrastructure and standards that underpin the open web's advertising economy. She has been a visible and active participant in W3C working groups and industry bodies where Privacy Sandbox proposals such as Topics API, Protected Audience API (formerly FLEDGE), and Attribution Reporting API have been debated and refined. Bindra has become a sought-after voice at major industry conferences and in public consultations, including those conducted by the UK's Competition and Markets Authority (CMA), which has closely scrutinized Google's Privacy Sandbox commitments. Her ability to translate complex technical and regulatory challenges into coherent product strategy has made her a rare operator who commands credibility across engineering, policy, and business audiences alike.
Google (2018-2022)
Google (2014-2018)
Google (2010-2014)