Victoria Lansdown

I started my career in the classroom, teaching students from kindergarten through high school. That experience shaped everything that came next. It taught me how people actually learn, what motivates them, and how easily even the best tools fail when they aren’t designed with real humans in mind. Today, I work at the intersection of education, product, and responsible AI. I’ve spent the past decade designing and scaling learning experiences, programs, and products that help people navigate change, build confidence, and adopt new technologies with clarity rather than fear. I currently lead large-scale AI education and adoption initiatives at Google, supporting hundreds of thousands of learners globally through product-aligned learning, data-informed strategy, and cross-functional collaboration.

My path has taken me through roles working for Google, General Assembly, Pearson, and K-12 education as a teacher. Across these experiences, I've worked with educators, enterprises, and global teams to launch digital learning platforms, experiment with AI-enabled feedback and personalization, and translate complex systems into experiences people can actually use. Along the way, I earned my MBA from the Sauder School of Business, deepening my focus on strategy, innovation, and organizational change.

I care deeply about equity, educator voice, and building systems that are thoughtful, ethical, and sustainable. I’m especially interested in how women, educators, and underrepresented communities experience rapid technological shifts—and how we can design tools and programs that support them through it. I bring a builder’s mindset, a teacher’s empathy, and a product leader’s discipline to everything I do. I’m motivated by meaningful impact, honest collaboration, and work that leaves people more capable than when they started.