Registration in the Divinity School

Drinks
First Court. All welcome

Dinner in the Wordsworth Room
First Court. Pre-booking required as spaces are limited

St John’s College Bar

Chairman’s introduction: Who’s Watching Me?

• Stewart Dresner, Founder and Chief Executive, Privacy Laws & Business

Making privacy an essential global brand value

• Barry Proudfoot, Legal Counsel, Data Privacy, UK

Data and privacy: balancing growth with ethics in a fast-growing industry

• Ekaterina Gribkova, Compliance Counsel, EVBox, Netherlands
• Nane Engelhart, Senior Legal Counsel, Product, Data & IP, EVBox, Netherlands

Chair: Stewart Dresner, Chief Executive, Privacy Laws & Business

AI in the Metaverse:
The challenges with Generative AI and other problems of the future

• Karen Silverman, CEO and Founder, The Cantellus Group, USA
• Fiona Maclean, Partner, Latham & Watkins, UK

Chair: Gail Crawford, Partner, Latham & Watkins, UK

Consistent GDPR enforcement by aiding cooperation between national DPAs

• Karolina Mojzesowicz, Deputy Head - Data Protection Unit, European Commission

Developing GDPR processes to make them more effective

• Anu Talus, Data Protection Commissioner, Finland

Chair: Laura Linkomies, Editor, Privacy Laws & Business Reports

EU-US Data Privacy Framework and its implementation; Government Access to Personal Data Held by Private Sector Entities

• Bertrand du Marais, Commissioner for International Affairs, CNIL, France
• Hannah Mayer, Senior Counsel, Office of Privacy and Civil Liberties, Department of Justice, USA

Chair: Rebecca Cousin, Partner, Slaughter and May, UK

EU Update: Digital Services Act, Digital Markets Act, AI Act and Data Act

• Karolina Mojzesowicz, Deputy Head - Data Protection Unit, European Commission

Chair: Professor David Erdos, Professor of Law and Open Society, WYNG Fellow in Law, University of Cambridge, UK

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- What do these Acts cover and seek to achieve?
- To what extent do they regulate personal data?
- Do they complement and/or amend the GDPR?
- When and how will they be enforced?

Dinner in the Hall

With a performance by The Guildhall Jazz Singers, Guildhall School of Music & Drama, London

Who’s watching us on the street?
How Clear Channel Outdoor balances privacy and commercial objectives

• Jane Hunt, Senior Privacy Counsel, Clear Channel International, UK
  
• Andy Stevens, Chief Data Officer, Clear Channel International, UK

Chair: Stewart Dresner, Chief Executive, Privacy Laws & Business

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- Out-of-Home (OOH) advertising offers brands a unique opportunity to market their products in a public setting as their customers move throughout their everyday lives.
- This public setting can help promote legitimacy and trust in brands, as well as allowing advertisers to reach their audiences in contextually relevant settings like malls, supermarkets, and transit hubs.
- Data can further enhance the power of OOH by allowing advertisers to identify the best locations to reach their target audiences, and measure the effectiveness of their campaigns.
- Creative and innovative technologies that may appear “privacy intrusive” to some audiences can be the basis of successful campaigns.
- This session will share what Clear Channel have learnt from identifying privacy challenges and the processes and safeguards in place to mitigate the risk of these challenges through close collaboration between privacy and commercial teams.

Facebook Cambridge Analytica: What's changed?

• Carole Cadwalladr, Journalist, The Observer, UK
• Chris Wylie, Head of insight and emerging technologies, H&M, UK
• Nana Botchorichvili, Counsel, IDEA Avocats, France
• Stephen Bonner, Deputy Commissioner, Regulatory Supervision, ICO, UK

Chair: Michael McEvoy, Information and Privacy Commissioner for British Columbia, Canada

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- In 2018, the Facebook Cambridge Analytica scandal revealed to people around the world that their personal information could be collected and used for political targeting without their consent.
- This panel of insiders will provide fascinating insights about the revelations.
- They will share their opinions on what has changed in the industry over the past five years.
- They will also discuss the lasting legacy of the privacy breach, and what the future might hold for regulation and, indeed, democracy itself.

How Ireland’s Data Protection Commission conducts inquiries and investigations and takes decisions

• Seán Hurley, Decisions and Corrective Powers, Legal Unit, Data Protection Commission, Ireland

Chair: Rachael Annear, Partner, Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer, UK

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- Catalysts for commencing inquiries
- Procedure in Investigations
- Co-operation with other Concerned Supervisory Authorities
- Recent Enforcement Trends

Data protection at the sharp end:
What is it like challenging regulatory decisions?

• Andrew Mills, Legal Director UK & Ireland, Experian, UK

Chair: Richard Cumbley, TMT Partner, Global Head of TMT/IP, Linklaters, UK

Debate at the Cambridge Union

Motion: This House believes that the EU GDPR is, in practice, a protectionist trade instrument.

• Chair: Dr Ian Walden, Professor of Information and Communications Law, Queen Mary, University of London, UK, and Of Counsel, Baker McKenzie, UK

• Proposer: Dr Ulrich Wuermeling, Visiting Professor for Privacy and Data Protection law, Queen Mary, University of London, UK, and Counsel, Latham & Watkins, Germany/UK
• Seconder for the motion: Tatiana Kruse, Of Counsel, Dentons, UK

• Opposer: Dr Orla Lynskey, Associate Professor, LSE Law School, UK, and Visiting Professor, College of Europe, Belgium
• Seconder against the motion: Alexander Dittel, Partner, Wedlake Bell, UK

New feature for 2023 - a formal debate at the historic Cambridge Union Society where the Debating Chamber is modelled on the House of Commons in Westminster.

UK’s plans for the regulation of AI

• Rebecca Anselmetti, AI Regulation Senior Policy Adviser, Office for AI, UK
• James Clark, Partner, DLA Piper, UK

Chair: Andrew Dyson, Partner, DLA Piper, UK

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- Philosophy behind the UK pro-innovation approach to AI regulation
- Understanding the role of standards in securing international interoperability
- Considering the emerging global regulatory approaches (UK, EU, US etc)
- How regulatory approaches will manage general purpose AI (ChatGPT) and other new technologies
- Anticipated role of the ICO and other regulators in managing AI risks, and GDPR crossover issues (eg. transparency, fairness, ADM)

The UK data protection reform and its impact on companies

• Simon Morrissey, Legal Director BBC Information Rights and TVL, BBC, UK
• John O'Brien, Head of Legal, Data Protection, Revolut, UK

Chair: Asélle Ibraimova, Counsel, Reed Smith, UK

Update on the UK Data Protection and Digital Information Bill and International Transfers

• Elisabeth Stafford, Data Protection Reform, Department of Science, Innovation and Technology, UK
• Sam Roberts, Team Lead, International Data Flows, Assessments, Tools and Mechanisms, Department of Science, Innovation and Technology, UK

Chair: Marcus Evans, Partner, Norton Rose Fulbright, UK

St. John’s College Chapel

Choral Evensong
The choir of St John’s College at St. John’s College Chapel

Drinks
First Court. All welcome

Dinner in the Wordsworth Room
First Court. Pre-booking required as spaces are limited

Cambridge Guided Walk
A qualified guide from See Cambridge Differently will lead participants to some of the historic highlights of Cambridge close to St John’s College.
Limited to 20 people. Please add your name to the list at the conference registration desk

Guided Walk of St John’s College Gardens
Limited to 20 people. Please add your name to the list at the conference registration desk.

Visit to The Old Library, St. John’s College
Limited to 20 people. Please add your name to the list at the conference registration desk

Drinks - Sponsored by Slaughter and May
Chapel Court

Punting on the River Cam
Lower River Court
Free chauffeured punts on a first come first served basis.

Evensong
The choirs of St John’s College and King's College in King's College Chapel

Drinks - Sponsored by Linklaters
Lower River Court