Webinar: Securing The Frontiers

Privacy Trends Changing the World of Insights

September 15th

10AM EST

Webinar

It is projected that 75% of the world will be under some form of comprehensive privacy law by the end of 2022. Budgets, bodies, and talent are all advancing towards staying on top of privacy trends for successful collection, analysis and reporting, and application of insights.

Privacy-tech acceleration around the world has also been fueled by pandemic-aided digital transformation that led companies and practitioners to pivot in their adoption of tools, technologies, partnerships and new business dynamics in their daily insights work. Join us live to hear from a group of leaders from multiple markets who will share their observations and projections of how companies can future-proof their insights with privacy-aware cultures and privacy-by-design.

This webinar, hosted by Generation1.ca, will explore:

Europe’s GDPR, as it faces both praise and critiques
New legislation in Canada
Privacy reform in the US
What to expect across sectors and how it will impact insights

Meet Our Speakers

David Abbott

CEO, Take Note

Arundati Dandapani

MLITT, CAIP, CIPP/C; Founder, Generation1.ca

Jamila Enta

Manager, Privacy Ready, INQ Consulting

Brenda McPhail

Director, Privacy, Technology & Surveillance Program, Canadian Civil Liberties Association

Cobun Zweifel-Keegan

CIPP/US, CIPM, Managing Director, International Association of Privacy Professionals, Washington DC

Webinar Agenda

10:00 - 10:10 AM

Welcome

The event moderator, Arundati Dandapani, runs a global platform and community that places Canada’s newcomers, non-profits and legal cannabis at the forefront of insights innovation. She is the author of two books, the editor of several publications, and recently served as Chief Editor & Intelligence Officer of Canadian Research Insights Council and Chief Operating Officer of Certified Analytics and Insights Professionals of Canada.

Arundati Dandapani

MLITT, CAIP, CIPP/C; Founder, Generation1.ca

10:10 - 10:20 AM

Sharing the Burden: PII Protection, Cookie Control and the Role of Jurisdiction

David Abbott will provide the GDPR perspective. He’ll explore what researchers in the EU and those in jurisdictions doing business with Europe must be prepared for. He will focus on checklists for vendors and suppliers, data subject access rights and the right to be forgotten, and cookie-control.

David Abbott

CEO, Take Note

10:20 - 10:30 AM

Impending US Privacy Reform and the Data Industries

Cobun Zweifel-Keegan will discuss how comprehensive privacy laws are coming to America, and how a federal privacy law is expected to pass in the future. He’ll explore what this means for the future of data insights when conducting business in or with organizations in the US and how organizations and individual researchers should prepare.

CIPP/US

CIPM, Managing Director, International Association of Privacy Professionals, Washington DC

10:30 - 10:40 AM

How to Establish a Privacy Management Program for Your Corporate and Insights Functions

Jamila will discuss how in Canada, with the recent introduction of Bill-C27, under the Consumer Privacy Protection Act, organizations will be obligated to implement a privacy management program. Jamila will provide some tips on how to establish a privacy management program as you start thinking about how to proactively become compliant with the new law and what this means for businesses and individual research practitioners.

Jamila Enta

Manager, Privacy Ready, INQ Consulting

10:40 - 10:50 AM

Best Practices in Managing Privacy Protection with Organizational Interests

Recent cases widely reported in the Canadian press are causing people to question whether organisations care about their privacy rights. At the same time, Canadian privacy laws leave gaps in protection for personal information that similarly fail to engender public trust for organisations that wish to collect and use their information. Brenda McPhail will explore updated laws, such as Bill C-27 and Ontario’s potential private sector act, which demonstrated how adherence to best practices are needed to support public confidence.

Brenda McPhail

Director, Privacy, Technology & Surveillance Program, Canadian Civil Liberties Association

10:50 - 11 AM

Moderated Discussion With All Panelists

Arundati Dandapani

MLITT, CAIP, CIPP/C; Founder, Generation1.ca