Changing Times

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enforcement action

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Cybersecurity

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Julie Brill

Peter swire

Jessica Rich

Peter schaar

Karen Zacharia

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Chantal Bernier

giovanni Buttarelli

Deirdre mulligan

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IAPP GLOBAL PRIVACY SummIt 2014maRCh 5–7 · WashingTOn, DC

www.privacyassociation.org/summit

Privacy is finally finding its voice.

Thanks to new technologies and increasing public

awareness, we are seeing record engagement in the privacy

space—there’s simply more dialogue than ever before.

And the IAPP Global Privacy Summit has been there every

step of the way, helping to drive this change, engaging minds

and creating discourse during this rapidly changing time.

The privacy conversation starts right here. The story is

happening right now. What’s your role?

the LIttLe BIG StAGeWe’ve challenged the experts to captivate you, delivering inspired ideas in under 20 minutes each. These free form, experimental talks are sure to surprise.

the POStSCRIPt SeSSIOnSGreat discussions shouldn’t end before their time. The Postscript Sessions keep the conversation going, allowing you to pick your speakers’ brains and push the discussion further.

IAPP ShOw DAILYDon’t miss a beat at the Summit! Opt in to the IAPP Show Daily when you register, and we’ll e-mail you daily conference alerts and happenings during the conference.

The Privacy Story Is Happening

RenOWneD SToryTellerS

emBRaCe The Change: New THIS year

JUlia angWinInvestigative Journalist, ProPublica

Julia Angwin is an award-winning investigative journalist. While at the Wall Street Journal, she led a privacy investigative team that was a finalist for a Pulitzer Prize and won a Gerald Loeb Award. Her latest book, Dragnet Nation, will publish in 2014.

Keynotes with a clear vision for the privacy narrative.

The Summit Begins the Next Chapter

JeFFReY TOOBinCNN Senior Analyst and Best-Selling Author

Jeffrey Toobin is one of the country’s most esteemed experts on politics, media and the law. With unparalleled journalistic skill, Toobin has provided analysis on some of the most provocative and important events of our time.

www.privacyassociation.org/summitinternational association of privacy professionals

eU Data Protection Bootcamp

Takeaways: An overview of the key issues in EU data protection law, how to recognize pressure points for businesses, compliance guidance and an update on regulatory reform

Getting results: 13 Proven Tips for Managing an effective Privacy Program

Takeaways: An understanding of what results business leaders expect, tips for gaining executive buy-in and administration and reporting mistakes to avoid

The NTIa Mobile app Multistakeholder Process—Straight from the Core Drafting Group

Takeaways: Definitive insight into the NTIA mobile app short-form notice, practical tips for implementing the notice and guidance directly from the drafters of the code

Privacy Bootcamp

Takeaways: A foundational understanding of privacy, how it is managed as a policy issue, the U.S. laws that relate to data and which laws may apply to your organization

weDNeSDay, MarCH 5

PreCoNfereNCe eDUCaTiOn

Practical, Hands-on Workshops

All the biggest players in privacy meet here. Take advantage, get in the mix and grow your network.

5-mInute mIxeR Attendee Favorite! Quick one-on-one mini meetings ensure you meet lots of new people in no time at all. This is speed networking at its best.

weLCOme ReCePtIOn Prepare to be entertained. Enjoy food, fun and friends while checking out the exhibitors on opening night, and get a sneak peek of the all-new Little Big Stage.

PRIVACY BASh We’re taking over DC’s Newseum so you can mix and mingle while perusing the exhibits. This is THE privacy party of the year.

SummIt Run AnD wALk Hit the streets! This guided run and walk is a great excuse to get outside—and a fantastic networking opportunity.

meet uP At the hIVe The Beehive Networking Lounge is designed to get you connected and give you a place to get away from the buzz for a bit.

eNGaGe anD CoNNeCT

DEvELOP A DEEPEr

Understanding

Be Captivated

The Privacy Pro’s field Guide to Contracting and Compliance in the Cloud

Takeaways: Practical and constructive guidance on cloud services procurement and deployment projects

a Step-by-Step Guide to Integrating PbD at your organization

Takeaways: Key elements of an effective Privacy by Design (PbD) program, how to promote PbD throughout your organization and best practices for implementing PbD

“Excellent conference. Very timely topics. Knowledgeable and effective speakers. Well organized and smoothly run.”

THUrSDay & frIDay, MarCH 6 & 7

www.privacyassociation.org/summitinternational association of privacy professionals

Government/Public SectorGovernmental Access to Private-sector Data: The realities and Impacts in the U.S. and EU

The Privacy Pro’s Guide to the NIST Cybersecurity Framework

Top 10 Issues for Privacy Professionals in State Government

HealthcareBreaking the Code on De-identification

Preventing and responding to Data Breaches after the Omnibus rule

Information/CybersecurityCybersecurity Goes Global

The SEC and Cybersecurity: What Every Publicly

Traded Company Must Know

Find details at www.privacyassociation.org/summit.

Big Data/Cloud ComputingA How-to Guide for Privacy, Big Data and the Cloud in the U.S. and Asia Pacific

How Using Big Data in Security Helps (and Hurts) Us

Privacy and Innovation in the Age of Big Data

Conversations in PrivacyFTC Hot Topics with Commissioner Julie Brill

Privacy on the Books and on the Ground

A Q&A with FTC Chairwoman Edith ramirez

A Talk with Peter Swire

enforcement and litigation riskPrivacy Litigation risks: Update from the Trenches

regulatory Enforcement: Around the World in 90 Minutes

financial ServicesDebt, Data and Decision-making

Developing a Practical Insider-threat Program: Employee Monitoring, Access Control and Best Practices in the Financial Industry

Governance/risk ManagementAre You Covered, or Will You Just Duck and Cover? Essential Cyber Insurance Tips

Attack Privacy and Security from a Spy’s Point of view!

Protecting Privacy under the Cybersecurity Microscope

The risks in Assessing risks

•Stewart Baker, Former NSA General Counsel

•Chris Calabrese, ACLU

•Peter Schaar, Office of the Federal Commissioner for Data Protection and Freedom of Information, Germany

main CoNfereNCe

•Mary Ellen Callahan, CIPP/US, Jenner & Block LLP

•Elaine Wolff, Jenner & Block LLP

•Nicole Maddrey, The Washington Post

World-class Experts, World-class Discussion

• Martin Abrams, IAF

• Christina Peters, CIPP/US, IBM

• Robert Sutor, IBM

• Edith Ramirez�, Federal Trade Commission

• Peter Swire, Moritz College of Law, Ohio State University

70+ sessions ON PrIvACY AND DATA PrOTECTION

www.privacyassociation.org/summit

THe CoNverSaTIoN COnTinUes

Marketing/onlineAdvertising and Privacy: Global Perspectives from the U.S. and Europe

The Digital Marketing Ecosystem: Trends, risks and Obligations

Mobile, Geolocation and the Internet of ThingsThe FCC’s role in Mobile Privacy

From 0–60: Privacy and the New Generation of Connected Cars

Pitfalls of New Payment Methods and How to Avoid Them

Protecting Children’s Data Online

operational PrivacyAccountability Metrics—A Pragmatic, Scalable Solution

Big release, Big Privacy Strategy: The Story of Xbox One

Data Protection in Germany: A Compliance Case Study

Integration Is the New Black: Multidisciplinary Strategies for Managing Privacy risk and Compliance

Privacy 101—Setting Up the Function

additional expertiseContracting About Privacy: Challenges and Solutions

Cross-border Data Breach response: The Next Frontier

FTC Privacy and Data Security Jurisprudence

Healthcare in the Cloud

How to Prevent and respond to Data Breaches—Perspectives from a Dataholder and a regulator

The risks of Processing Personal Information

Thinking Ahead vs. Keeping Up: The Challenge to Think Strategically

A Summit showpiece, the Conversations in Privacy Series features top thinkers candidly discussing today’s most important, and sometimes contentious, privacy issues. this is your front-row seat to some of the best conversations in privacy today.

Conversationalists include:

kenneth BAmBeRGeR, Professor of Law, Co-Director, Center for Law and Technology, University of California,

Berkeley, GIOVAnnI ButtAReLLI, Deputy Supervisor, EDPS, and

DeIRDRe muLLIGAn, Associate Professor, School of Information, University of California, Berkeley

On the differences in European states’ implementations of the Directive and the growing legal landscape of privacy in the U.S.

JuLIe BRILL, Commissioner, Federal Trade Commission

On the top items on the Commission’s agenda, including mobile privacy and security, consumer tracking, potential changes to the U.S.–EU Safe Harbor program and more

eDIth RAmIRez, Chairwoman, Federal Trade Commission

On FTC priorities in the areas of privacy, identity protection and data security

PeteR SwIRe, C. William O’Neill Professor of Law, Moritz College of Law, Ohio State University

On the delicate balance between privacy and national security, the shifting online and mobile data ecosystem, de-identification and trans-border data flows to the cloud

•Heather Egan Sussman, McDermott Will & Emery

•Evie Kyriakides, Mars, Incorporated

•Mac Macmillan, Hogan Lovells LLP

“IAPP always seems to be on the mark and ahead of where I am on topics.”

PreCoNfereNCe PRiCingOne half-day workshop: $545 USD

Two half-day workshops: $695 USD

MaIN CoNfereNCe PRiCing Early Bird regular rate Until February 7 After February 7

IAPP member: $1,195 USD $1,395 USD

Nonmember: $1,395 USD $1,595 USD

Special discounts available!visit www.privacyassociation.org/summit for details.

CoNfereNCe loCaTIoN AnD hOteL ACCOmmODAtIOnSWashington Marriott Wardman Park2660 Woodley road NW, Washington, DC 20008Tel: +1 202.328.2000 Fax: +1 202.234.0015reservation line: 877.212.5752

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The IAPP is the only place you can get the most sought-after and acknowledged credentials in the profession. Shape your future with CIPP or CIPM certification at the Summit.

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New Mobile-friendly SiteAt the start of the Summit, we’re launching

a mobile site to keep you on top of what’s

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