Malcom Glenn is a writer, speaker, equity consultant, and public policy and communications specialist.

Malcom is the founder of MG Equity Consulting, an advisory firm that helps organizations embed equity in their internal- and external-facing work. Malcom is also a Fellow at New America. Previously, Malcom was the Head of Global Policy for Accessibility and Underserved Communities at Uber Technologies, where he led Uber's international work to make the platform more accessible for historically marginalized groups, including people with disabilities, low-income families, communities of color, seniors, and returning citizens.

Malcom is a member of the board of directors for the World Institute on Disability, a nonprofit that works to fully integrate people with disabilities into their communities. He's on the advisory board for the Chamber of Progress, a coalition focused on ensuring that tech innovation is equitable for all Americans, and he's on the board of directors for Greater Greater Washington, one of the foremost organizations focused on helping the DC region become more sustainable and equitable. Malcom is also a member of the Council on Criminal Justice and an inaugural board member for Communitas America.

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Malcom is a former executive communications manager at Google in Mountain View, CA, where he developed strategic communications for two of Google’s Chief Financial Officers, the head of the company's Access and Energy practice, as well as their respective leadership teams. 

Before joining Google, Malcom was the director of communications at the American Federation for Children, a leading national education advocacy organization focused on expanding educational options for children from low-income communities. Malcom previously worked on issue campaigns at the Democratic polling firm Greenberg Quinlan Rosner, where he helped organizations hone their messages.

A native of Denver, CO, Malcom graduated from Harvard College with a bachelor’s degree in history, where he was the president of The Harvard Crimson, the nation's oldest continuously published daily college newspaper. He lives with his wife and son in Washington, DC.