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Eva Grzesik
Communications Manager, Google
Eva Grzesik is an experienced professional in the fields of music communications, consulting, and research.
She has a background in musicology, having studied at Barnard College for her Bachelor of Arts in Music and continuing her education at Columbia University.
Eva has held various roles in prestigious organizations such as Google, The OutCast Agency, and Penn Schoen Berland, showcasing her skills in communications, public affairs, and analysis.
With a strong foundation in both music and business, Eva has excelled in roles ranging from Account Executive to Communications & Public Affairs Manager at Google EMEA.
Her diverse experience includes positions such as Senior Analyst at Penn Schoen Berland, Account Supervisor at The OutCast Agency, and Explorer at Traveling.
Eva's past roles also highlight her versatility, from Professional Development Intern at Empire State Partnerships at Lincoln Center to Fixed Income Summer Analyst at Credit Suisse, showcasing her adaptability and range of skills.
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On Sunday, I'm looking forward to queuing up at a Polish cultural centre in London to vote in the #EUelections2024 -- #UseYourVote!
In the lead up to elections, relevant & timely info to help you navigate the electoral process is key. For the EU election, here are a few ways to find voting info on Google and YouTube:
🔍 Search for topics like “how to vote” and you’ll find details such as ID requirements, voting deadlines, and guidance for different means of voting – based on authoritative info from the European Parliament
🗣️ When searching for candidates on YouTube, an information panel highlights candidate information, such as their political party, and links to Google Search
👆 On election day, click on the Doodle on the Google homepage or the “Ready to vote?” banner on the YouTube homepage for reminders on where and how to vote
Want to keep tabs on the results? From election day, searching for “EU election results” will display live results from across the 27 EU member states, thanks to a collaboration with dpa-Infocom GmbH
🔎 Can you spot decontextualisation online? If you know exactly what to look for, you can build resilience against online misinformation and help stop its spread.
Watch for the signs of decontextualisation and learn more about tackling online misinformation: g.co/jigsaw/eu-prebunking
