Elizabeth Graswich

Dr. Elizabeth Graswich is a communications executive and strategy leader with two decades of experience in education, public policy and media. She leads public affairs and communications at the Los Angeles County Office of Education, directing projects that address complex challenges and nurture change. An accomplished storyteller, she honed her skills at The Sacramento Bee, covering education and public safety. Driven by her passion for innovation, throughout her career Elizabeth has championed EdTech initiatives and launched digital literacy programs. Today she co-leads the implementation of Artificial Intelligence at the nation’s largest K-12 regional education agency. Elizabeth has served on many education foundations, including the Greater Los Angeles Education Foundation. She has held cabinet-level communications leadership roles Los Angeles County as well as in Northern California with the San Ramon Valley and Elk Grove unified school districts. A University of Southern California alumna, she earned her doctoral degree with research in responsible leadership during tumultuous times, and a master’s degree in strategic communication. Elizabeth is dedicated to leveraging AI for educational transformation and creating opportunities for all. Her commitment to ethical leadership underscores her belief in the transformative power of AI-driven education.