Chloe Colliver

Chloe Colliver is a leading expert on online safety, disinformation and technology regulation, specialising in translating complex digital threats into actionable policy frameworks. As Head of Industry Developments for Online Safety at Ofcom, she leads the UK regulator's work building evidence about platform risks and safety measures that protect users, particularly children, contributing to groundbreaking international efforts to regulate tech companies. Previously Head of Digital Policy & Strategy at the Institute for Strategic Dialogue, she built teams researching extremism and hate speech online, advised governments and technology firms, and featured as a key spokesperson across Channel 4, BBC, Sky and NPR. Audiences gain practical clarity on navigating social media regulation, understanding disinformation tactics and implementing effective digital safety strategies within their organisations.

Chloe Colliver has shaped how governments and technology companies understand and respond to the most pressing digital threats of our time. As Head of Industry Developments for Online Safety at Ofcom, the UK's communications regulator, she leads critical work building an evidence base about platform risks and the safety measures needed to protect users, particularly children. Her role places her at the forefront of one of the first international efforts to hold tech companies accountable through regulation, translating complex data about online harms into frameworks that drive meaningful change.

Her expertise in disinformation, extremism and technology regulation has been built through years of applied research and policy development. As former Head of Digital Policy & Strategy at the Institute for Strategic Dialogue, Chloe established and led a global team of analysts studying how hate speech, terrorist content and coordinated manipulation campaigns spread across digital platforms. Her work has directly informed governmental policy frameworks, parliamentary committees and technology company safety protocols across multiple countries. She has advised governments on tech policy during critical moments, including programmes detecting and responding to online manipulation targeting elections in Germany, Sweden, the UK and the European Parliament. A sought-after voice on these issues, Chloe has featured as a key spokesperson across Channel 4, BBC, Sky and NPR, making complex digital threats accessible to public audiences. Her academic foundation, a BA in History from the University of Cambridge where she held an honorary scholarship at Clare College, and an MA in History from Yale University on a Mellon Fellowship, underpins her analytical approach to understanding how technology shapes society.

Organisations booking Chloe gain clarity on navigating the rapidly evolving landscape of social media regulation and digital safety. She helps audiences understand how disinformation tactics work in practice, what effective platform governance looks like, and how businesses can implement robust safety strategies that protect both users and their own operations. Her presentations move beyond theory to equip leaders with practical frameworks for assessing online risks, developing proportionate responses, and staying ahead of regulatory requirements. Whether addressing corporate boards, technology teams or policy professionals, Chloe delivers insights grounded in frontline regulatory experience, enabling audiences to make informed decisions about their digital responsibilities and build safer online environments.