January 30 - February 1, 2022
Miami, FL
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What is the Privacy Roundtable?
The Privacy Roundtable is a unique meeting where the most experienced leaders in privacy law engage in candid seminar-style discussions. Who Attends? Participation is by invitation-only, and includes only the most seasoned leaders in the field. Past participants have included CPOs, corporate leaders of privacy, outside counsel, privacy consultants, service providers and academics. |
"The Roundtable is the unmissable event where a selected group of real professionals discuss and network in a safe and productive working environment sharing practical experience and valuable knowledge." |
Top 5 Reasons You Should Participate
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Participate instead of listen
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Forge long-lasting, deep connections
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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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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 3.5 hours of CLE/CPD credits dependent on jurisdictional approvals/requirements.
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Location Four Seasons Hotel Miami, FL |
Dates January 30th - February 1st, 2022 |
Participation Fee Please contact us for further information. |
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The Organizing Committee would like to thank the following sponsors for their support of the 2021 Privacy Roundtable.
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