September 9-10, 2021
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What is the Policymaker Roundtable?
At the Policymaker Roundtable, leading privacy professionals meet with key domestic and international policymakers to engage in a candid and constructive dialogue about recent developments in privacy law, regulation and enforcement. Who Attends? Participation is by invitation only, and includes only the most seasoned privacy professionals. In past events, we have also had 20+ current and former policymakers representing the FTC, FCC, PCLOB, States, EU, and other governing bodies. "The Policymaker Roundtable was true to its promise to be an “unconference”. The truly interactive discussions were intelligent, thought-provoking, insightful, and productive." |
How will the Virtual Roundtable work?
The virtual Roundtable will allow the opportunity to have meaningful dialogue with privacy peers in the work from home environment. As we shift the event to a virtual format, we will continue to foster the unique format and spirit that the Roundtable is known for, including:
The virtual Roundtable will be presented through ZOOM. |
Top 5 Reasons You Should Participate
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Participate instead of listen
The discussion based format allows you to voice your opinion, collaborate on solutions, and be heard amongst leaders and decision makers.
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Forge long-lasting, deep connections
The small group of like-minded peers allows for more than just the Agenda. This virtual setting will provide the perfect environment to strengthen relationships and build a network of lasting referrals with your peers.
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Don’t get left behind
This is a breeding ground for new ideas and approaches. Expect to challenge and be challenged on your thinking, leaving with a tool kit to use throughout the year.
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Be amongst an exclusive group
The Roundtable is not for everyone. Participants are personally selected by the Organizing Committee based on their knowledge, reputation and history. It is high-level, with only the best of the best in attendance.
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Get the credits you need
Your participation may qualify you for up to 4 hours of CLE/CPD credits dependent on jurisdictional approvals/requirements.
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Location
TBA |
Dates
September 9-10, 2021 |
Participation Fee
Please contact us for further information. |
2020 Policymakers
Betsy Broder, Counsel for International Consumer Protection - Office of International Affairs – FTC
Sara Cable, Chief, Data Privacy & Security Division - Office of the Massachusetts Attorney General
Joe Calandrino, Research Director, Office of Technology Research and Investigation – FTC
Kristin Cohen, Assistant Director, Division of Privacy and Identity Protection – Federal Trade Commission
Mike Epshteyn, Special Counsel, Telecommunications Consumers Division, Enforcement Bureau - FCC
Stacy Feuer, Assistant Director for International Consumer Protection and Privacy , Office of International Affairs – FTC
Travis Hall, Policy Specialist, National Telecommunications & Information Administration
Andrew Hasty, Attorney, Bureau of Consumer Protection, Division of Privacy and Identity Protection – FTC
Jared Ho, Attorney, Division of Privacy and Identity Protection – Federal Trade Commission
David Husband, Counsel, Board of Governors - Federal Reserve Board
Kathryn Marchesini, Chief Privacy Officer, Office of the National Coordinator for Health Information Technology – Department of Health and Human Services
Erie K. Meyer, Technologist – Federal Trade Commission
Maneesha Mithal, Associate Director, Division of Privacy and Identity Protection, Bureau of Consumer Protection – Federal Trade Commission
Logan O’Shaughnessy, Attorney, Privacy and Civil Liberties Oversight Board
Miles Plant, Attorney, Division of Privacy and Identity Protection – FTC
Rebecca Richards, Director, NSA Civil Liberties, Privacy, and Transparency Office - National Security Agency
João Rodrigues, Senior Legal Advisor - European Parliament
Guilherme Roschke, Counsel for International Consumer Protection, Office of International Affairs – FTC
Andrew Smith, Director, Bureau of Consumer Protection – FTC
Hugh Stevenson, Deputy Director, Office of International Affairs – FTC
Andrew Stivers, Deputy Director for Consumer Protection, Bureau of Economic – FTC
James Trilling, Attorney, Division of Privacy and Identity Protection – FTC
Rainer Wessely, First Secretary - Trade and Agriculture Section / Competition and Justice – Delegation of the European Union to the United States
For a list of past Policymakers from 2013 – 2019, click here
To learn more about the Policymaker Roundtable visit:
The Organizing Committee would like to thank the following sponsors for their support of the 2020 Policymaker Roundtable.
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