Lee Milstein

Lee Milstein is currently an advisor at Rad NFTV. Prior to that, they spent five years at Google where they held various positions including Global Head of SDK Partnerships, Global Head of AR Channels BD, and Head of Utility Partnerships, AR/VR. Lee was responsible for leading partnerships for Google's Augmented and Virtual Reality groups in Enterprise, Education, Productivity, Communications, and other "Utility" sectors. Lee also worked with industry to enable Augmented and Virtual Reality experiences that would impact their business and their users' experiences.

Before joining Google, Milstein spent two years 11 months in product strategy and business development at various companies. In this role, they were responsible for various engagements across a variety of matters including business plan and sales strategy development, deal-making and compilation of target lists, research and guidance on new lines of business, and product roadmap review.

Milstein also spent 7 months as the VP of Product Strategy & Partnerships at FanDuel Inc. and 1 year 9 months as the Chief Strategy Officer at OverDrive Inc. In their role as Chief Strategy Officer, they led OverDrive's emerging digital media businesses including the expansion into streaming video and education content and services. Lee also directed the company's overall strategy and strategic partnerships. OverDrive was acquired by Rakuten in May 2015.

Milstein's experience also includes 1 year 8 months in content partnerships at YouTube and 1 year 6 months in Business Development at AOL. Lee has also spent 4 years 8 months as the Vice President of Business and Corporate Development at DivX, Inc.

Lee Milstein is a graduate of New York University School of Law, where they earned their Juris Doctor in 2003. Lee was active in Law Review while a student there. Prior to attending NYU, Milstein graduated from the University of Rochester with a degree in Cognitive Science/Artificial Intelligence in 2000. Lee is also a 1996 graduate of Horace Greeley High School.