Zero One Strategies is the bridge between innovation and regulation — bipartisan advocacy and strategic counsel for companies building at the edge of digital assets, AI, and financial technology.
Our blend of technical fluency and policy expertise positions us to navigate the intersection of emerging technology and regulation — advocacy that helps clients influence policy, shape markets, and build the relationships that get results.
We represent your interests before Congress, the White House, and administrative agencies, so your voice reaches key decision-makers and your innovations are understood and appropriately regulated.
We guide you through complex regulatory developments, run engagement strategies that move policy, and craft narratives that resonate with policymakers and regulators.
We deliver in-depth analysis of legislative and regulatory developments and forward-thinking policy solutions built around your goals.
We build and manage coalitions with industry leaders and stakeholders to amplify your influence and advance shared goals.
Stacey Rolland is a leading expert in emerging technology policy and strategy in Washington, D.C., bringing nearly two decades of experience across Congress, the Treasury Department, private-sector risk management, and government relations.
She has a deep understanding of the regulatory and legal landscape across multiple intersecting policy issues:
Before founding Zero One Strategies, Stacey built and led an emerging technology government relations practice at a top-ten government relations and public affairs firm.
She also held senior risk and compliance roles at a Fortune 100 financial institution, overseeing regulatory exam strategy, risk assessment modernization, and financial management and partnership operations across the U.S. and abroad.
Stacey served at the Treasury Department as Chief of Staff to the Office of Tax Policy and senior advisor to the Office of Legislative Affairs.
She also served as senior policy advisor to Speaker Nancy Pelosi and Congressman Xavier Becerra, helping manage the prioritization and development of major tax, financial, and economic legislation.
J.D., UCLA School of Law · B.A., Smith College · CIPP/US and CIPM, International Association of Privacy Professionals (IAPP).
Advisory board member and senior fellow, World in 2050 · Contributor, Diplomatic Courier · Advisor to several emerging technology organizations. Stacey frequently speaks and publishes on emerging technology policy.
Two weekly reads tracking how Washington is approaching the technologies reshaping markets and regulation.
