Meet Niki
Niki Christoff is a tech industry veteran who has spent nearly twenty years helping companies navigate complex press and public policy issues. Her specialties include crisis communications, executive positioning, political strategy, and all things D.C.
A former pollster and presidential campaign aide, Niki moved from D.C. to Silicon Valley in 2007 to work at Google’s headquarters. After six years, she returned to the Beltway to lead Uber’s federal affairs team, then founded Salesforce’s Washington office in 2017. In 2020, Niki founded her consultancy so she could freely serve on a public company board of directors. She is an active investor in early-stage startups and hosts a popular technology podcast, Tech’ed Up.
Fortune recognized Niki as one of the 25 Most Powerful Women in Politics, and Washingtonian magazine’s list of Tech Titans named her an “Industry Heavy.”
Niki graduated from Harvard College and earned her law degree from Harvard Law School. She began her career as a litigator.
"Niki Christoff has worked for some of the biggest tech companies with the thorniest policy issues…Ms. Christoff is attuned to what tech companies need to know to survive in Washington"
The Information
"While some of Christoff’s peers might oversee bigger spending, she sets strategy on behalf of a company willing to wrestle with the controversial issues of the day"
Fortune
