Taylor Goddu

Taylor Goddu is a seasoned marketing leader currently serving as a Senior Program Manager within the Google Research Chief of Staff Office. With over a decade of experience at Google, Taylor has helped shape the global narrative for AI and Research, having led high-stakes product marketing initiatives across AI, Search, and YouTube. Her work spans a diverse portfolio of social impact and scientific innovation, including spearheading the go-to-market strategies for landmark projects like the first synaptic-resolution reconstruction of the human brain.

Prior to her tenure at Google, Taylor honed her expertise in brand building at the renowned creative agency Interbrand, where she specialized in verbal identity—the strategic, linguistic component of a brand encompassing its name, voice, tone, and messaging. This foundation in strategic narrative has directly informed her work at Google, where she has architected and launched Webby and Anthem award-winning digital experiences for accessible and inclusive technology, with sites such as Project Euphonia, Project Relate, Language Inclusion, and Language Explorer.

Taylor also directs a comprehensive video production strategy for Google Research, managing professional podcasts and Creator-led series, technical vignettes, and docu-style films that illustrate the profound real-world impact of Google’s technological advancements. Beyond product launches, Taylor has a deep background in large-scale event marketing and internationalization, having successfully executed over 20 live global events and launched the YouTube Kids app across four countries.