AGENDA. The Global Data Protection Day

10:00 AM CENTRAL EUROPEAN TIME (CET)
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The conference themes are aligned with a focus on the following:

  1. Data as a strategic asset – exploring how organisations can leverage data to drive innovation and improve processes.
  2. Balancing responsibility and value creation – addressing compliance requirements such as GDPR while using data for business and societal purposes.
  3. Practical implementation – providing participants with actionable tools, case studies, and strategies they can apply in their daily work.
Timing
10:00 – 10:30
Practical steps to comply with GDPR, and how to optimise internal processes and create value.
      • Takeaway: Checklist and tools for data flow mapping and GDPR compliance; practical steps for optimising processes while ensuring compliance.
Darine Fayed, General Counsel & DPO, Mailjet and Pathwire
10:30 – 11:00
Focus on corporate culture and efficiency in data protection.
      • Takeaway: Examples and strategies for building a strong data protection culture that drives efficiency and serves as a competitive advantage.
Emmanuel Fragniere, Professor, University of Applied Sciences, Switzerland
11:00 – 11:30
How well is your privacy compliance/GDPR programme (really) going?
  • Using assessing and audit to track your compliance/GDPR programme and its maturity
Fred Oberholzer, EMEA Privacy Director and Group DPO, Legal, Canon
11:30 – 12:00
Corporate responsibility, Privacy by Design.
      • How to combine Privacy by Design with practical examples of value creation.
      • Takeaway: A checklist for implementing Privacy by Design.
Lorenza Villa, Avvocato, Data Protection Officer, ,Sicurezza sul lavoro
12:00 – 12:15 TEA BREAK
12:15 – 13:30
Third-party risks, data controllers’ responsibilities.
      • Takeaway: Practical checklist for third-party risk management.
Prof. Hernan Huwyler, CPA, MBA, Head of Global Risk Management The Milestone Group
13:30 – 14:30
AI and GDPR, focusing on privacy concerns in AI training. Could elaborate on the intersection of AI and GDPR, emphasising its potential for responsible innovation.
      • Takeaway: What should companies look out for to avoid compliance issues and safeguard confidential data.
Kersi Porbunderwala. Secretary General, Copenhagen Compliance
14:30 – 15:00
  • Closing remarks and Final Q&A

All speakers
*Conference Program is subject to change. Approximate timings due to the online nature and the Q/A sessions at the event
The online conference language is English