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The Good, the Bad and the Good Enough

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Monday 7 July

Video No	Session
1	Chairman’s welcome and introduction: The Good, the Bad and the Good Enough Stewart Dresner, Founder and Chief Executive, Privacy Laws & Business
2	The global impact of data privacy laws after 50 years Graham Greenleaf, Honorary Professor, Macquarie Law School and Asia-Pacific Editor, PL&B, Australia Chair: Christopher Millard, Professor of Privacy and Information Law, Queen Mary University of London, UK
3	Introducing compliant AI systems in the workplace Stephen Almond, Executive Director, Regulatory Risk, Information Commissioner’s Office, UK Olivia Savage, Principal Lawyer, Data-Consumer, BT, UK Airlie Hilliard, Research Lead, Policy and Governance, Holistic AI, UK Chair: Ali Vaziri, Partner, Lewis Silkin, UK
4	Trends in GDPR Damages Claims and Implications of Emerging Tech Regulations Cecilia Alvarez, EMEA Privacy Policy Director, Meta, Spain Lisa Hoops, Associate, Latham & Watkins, Germany Chair: Ian Felstead, Partner, Latham & Watkins, UK
5 & 6	AI in the Boardroom Tina Maisonneuve, Privacy & Data Trust Officer, Aon, UK Sarah MacFarlane, General Counsel, Technology, Procurement, IP & Privacy, London Stock Exchange Group, UK Chair: Giles Pratt, Partner, Freshfields, UK
7	Recent decisions of Ireland’s Data Protection Commission Douglas McMahon, Partner, McCann FitzGerald, Ireland Chair: Laura Linkomies, Editor, Privacy Laws & Business Reports
8	Game, set and evenly matched? Controller and processor negotiating positions in 2025 Christel Cao-Delebarre, Group Head of Data Privacy, RWS Group, UK Evelien Visser, Group Data Privacy Senior Legal Counsel, Shell, UK Chair: Rebecca Cousin, Partner & Head of Privacy, Slaughter and May, UK
9	The CNIL’s Mobile Apps recommendation Bertrand du Marais, Commissioner, CNIL, France Chair: Sarah Pearce, Partner, Hunton, UK
10	All kinds of impact assessments: A walk on the supplier side Andrew Cooke, Global Policy Lead, Microsoft, UK Chair: Richard Cumbley, Partner, Linklaters, UK
11, 12 & 13	A common thread binds the British, Irish, and Islands DPAs together for predictability and legal certainty Alexandra Delaney-Bhattacharya, Information Commissioner, Isle of Man Ian Deguara, Data Protection Commissioner, Malta Lucie Fremlova, Assistant Commissioner, Policy & Innovation, Privacy Commission, Bermuda Chair: Stewart Dresner, Chief Executive, Privacy Laws & Business
14 & 15	Privacy Implications of the EU Accessibility Act and wider EU Digital Regulatory Landscape John O’Brien, Head of Legal (Data Protection), Revolut, UK Praveeta Thayalan, Knowledge Lawyer, RPC, UK Chair: Jon Bartley, Partner, RPC, UK

Tuesday 8 July

Video No	Session
16 & 17	Bringing the EU AI Act to life in a multinational MedTech organization: A hands-on example Daniela Fábián Masoch, Founder and Executive Director, Fabian Privacy Legal, Switzerland Luca Nevano, VP, Chief Privacy Counsel & Group DPO, BD, Switzerland Chair: Stewart Dresner, Founder and Chief Executive, Privacy Laws & Business
18 & 19	Data Localisation, Cybersecurity and Data Transfers Silvia García Ausín, Technology Compliance Legal Counsel, Amadeus, Spain Claudia Oteros, Privacy and Commercial Data Counsel, Amadeus, Spain Chair: Christopher Millard, Professor of Privacy and Information Law, Queen Mary University of London, UK
20	Data Protection Life Hacks: Building an Agile and Cost-Effective Data Protection Function Samantha Sayers, Global Head of Privacy, Risk and Compliance, Bolt, UK Chair: James Drury-Smith, Partner, DWF, UK
21	The new data laws in major Asian countries: India, Thailand and Indonesia Graham Greenleaf, Honorary Professor, Macquarie Law School, Asia-Pacific Editor, Privacy Laws & Business, Australia Chair: Stewart Dresner, Founder, Privacy Laws & Business
22	Transforming Your PIA/DPIA Processes for AI Risk and Compliance Assessments Heikki Tolvanen, Co-founder and Chief Legal Engineer, PrivacyDesigner, Finland Chair: Rachael Annear, Partner, Freshfields, UK
23, 24 & 25	Board and Regulatory Engagement: Is your organisation aligned? Phyllis Sumner, Partner & Chief Privacy Officer, King & Spalding, USA Kimberly Shur, Senior Vice President, Global Compliance Counsel & Privacy Officer, Marriott International Elaine Fox, Head of Privacy Europe, Member of the Board and Head of TikTok Ireland Chair: Eve-Christie Vermynck, Partner, King & Spalding, UK
26 & 27	A pragmatic approach to biometric technologies Aishwarya Jha, Associate, White & Case, UK Tiina Kangas, Director, PrivacyDesigner, Finland Chair: Tim Hickman, Partner, White & Case, UK
28, 29, 30 & 31	Data compliance in Global Finance Hubs: Best Practices for Financial Services Anne King, Operations Director, Office of the Information Commissioner, Jersey Angie Farquharson, Deputy Commissioner Bermuda Brent Homan, Data Protection Commissioner Guernsey Bradley Tosso, Director of Information Rights Gibraltar Chair: Georgina Kon, Partner, Linklaters, UK
32 & 33	Non-material damage claims following data protection violations Lea Stegemann, Senior Associate, Noerr, Germany Jakob Horn, Associate, Taylor Wessing, Germany Chair: Ann Bevitt, Partner, Cooley, UK
34	DEBATE – This house believes the concept of “Special Category Data” needs reforming Jamie Drucker, Partner, Bristows, UK Faye Harrison, Of Counsel, Bristows, UK Timon Mertens, Corporate Data Protection Audit & Consulting, Bertelsmann, Germany Oskari Paasikivi, Senior Associate, Dittmar & Indrenius, Finland Chair: Professor Ian Walden, Professor of Information and Communications Law, Queen Mary, University of London, UK

Wednesday 9 July

Video No	Session
35 & 36	Data protection laws in the Arab region Masha Ooijevaar, Legal Director, CMS, UAE Renato Leite, VP Legal – Privacy, AI and IP, e&, UAE Chair: Graham Greenleaf, Honorary Professor, Macquarie Law School, Asia-Pacific Editor, Privacy Laws & Business, Australia
37	Designing Privacy: Simplifying Complex Legal Concepts for Real-World Impact Henna Tolvanen, AI & Data Compliance I Legal Tech, PrivacyDesigner, Finland Chair: Frank Madden, Senior Auditor, Third Party Security & Privacy, IBM, UK
38	Navigating the complexity of being a Global DPO Simon Hania, Senior Director, Global Data Protection Office & DPO, Uber, Netherlands Chair: Stewart Dresner, Founder and Chief Executive, Privacy Laws & Business
39	Prospects for simplification of the EU GDPR Célie Allagnat, Legal Officer, Cooperation and Enforcement, European Data Protection Board Secretariat, Brussels Chair: Cindy Knott, Head of Data Privacy Knowledge and Counsel, Slaughter and May, UK
40	AI Implementation in Practice: Day-to-Day Challenges for Privacy Officers Richard Nicholas, Partner, Browne Jacobson, UK Aryeh Schreiber, Founder and CEO, Armadillex, Israel Olga Ganopolsky, General Counsel – Privacy and Data, Legal and Governance, Macquarie Group, Australia Chair: Dave Evans, Group Data Protection Officer, Alter Domus, USA
41 & 42	Mastering the Maze: Navigating DSAR Compliance Across the UK and EU Sandra Skehan, Deputy Commissioner and Head of Regulatory Activity, Data Protection Commission, Ireland Colin Rooney, Partner, Arthur Cox, Ireland Chair: Annabel Gillham, Managing Partner, Morrison Foerster, UK
43, 44, 45 & 46	The UK’s new Data (Use and Access) Act 2025: Opportunities and Risks Robin Edwards, Leader, Data Protection Policy Team, DSIT, UK Elisabeth Stafford, Head of Data Protection Act Reform, DSIT, UK Elanor McCombe, Group Manager, Regulatory Policy, ICO, UK Samuel Smyth Murray, Principal Policy Advisor, Data Protection, ICO, UK Chair: Professor David Erdos, Trinity Hall Fellow and Professor of Law & the Open Society, Cambridge University. Co-Director of Centre for IP & Information Law

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