Julie is the Chief Policy and Regulatory Officer at Yoti, the digital identity company that’s
making it safer for people to prove their age and identity.

A globally recognised leader in digital identity and regulation, Julie has been instrumental in shaping Yoti’s ethical framework, setting industry benchmarks for trust and transparency.
In her role, Julie leads Yoti's regulatory and government relations for Yoti, developing policy approaches for fraud prevention and age-appropriate access while promoting digital safety at scale.

Her expertise positions her as a trusted voice at the forefront of global digital transformation - and involves liaising with national and sectoral trust frameworks, in conjunction with Yoti’s internal and external ethics boards. This is exemplified in her work representing Yoti across organisations such as the World Economic Forum Global Coalition on Digital Safety, WeProtect Global Alliance, techUK Growth Council, and the UK Government's Digital Identity & Attributes Oversight Board.

Julie continues to drive forward-thinking solutions that redefine standards in digital identity and age assurance, fostering a safer, more inclusive digital future for all.

Yoti is an age and identity checking system that allows organisations to verify who people are, online and in person. Yoti provides innovative solutions across the globe, spanning identity verification, age verification, age estimation and e-signing. Yoti’s solutions are being used to create age-appropriate experiences, reduce fraud and give people more control over their personal information.

Yoti has a team of over 400 people, is headquartered in London and counts over 15 million instals of the Yoti app and over 800 million age checks.