#FODP2018 - BERLIN, GERMANY

Jeremy Rollison is Director of EU Government Affairs within Microsoft’s Corporate, External, & Legal Affairs (CELA) group. With a focus on data policy –

and specifically data protection, privacy, cybersecurity, and law enforcement access to data - in the context of the EU’s Digital Single Market (DSM), he is responsible for engagement with EU officials, regulators, and industry stakeholders on policy surrounding emerging data issues. His work focuses in particular on addressing the challenges and opportunities related to the provision of cloud services in Europe and the regulatory considerations for current and upcoming technology trends such as the Internet of Things (IoT and Artificial Intelligence (AI). Prior to joining Microsoft, he worked at Nokia in the Government Relations team in the company’s EU representative office and was previously Director of the European Digital Media Association (EDiMA). He has 15 years of public policy experience in Brussels at the company, association, and consultancy levels, focusing on issues related to the development and delivery of digital and online services in the Internal Market and corresponding EU regulatory policy.

Florian Thoma is Accenture’s Senior Director, Data Privacy.

. In this role - and leading the global data privacy team - he has responsibility to govern and oversee global data privacy compliance as well as provide opportunities support to the business, with a focus on Digital, Analytics, Internet of Things and Big Data.

Florian works closely with Accenture’s Government Relations team. Most recently, Florian also steered Accenture’s GDPR implementation project.

Accenture is a global management consulting, technology services and outsourcing company, with more than 430,000 people serving clients in more than 120 countries helping them become high-performance businesses and rotate their business to the New.

A frequent speaker and author, Florian also works regularly with the International Association of Privacy Professionals, IAPP – where he served on the Board of Directors from 2010-2014 and on the European Advisory Board – and other organizations including Bitkom, Germany’s IT, Telco and New Media Association.

Before joining Accenture, Florian was long term Siemens Chief Data Protection Officer with responsibility for global data protection strategy, governance and operations. Florian graduated in Law at Regensburg University in 1994.

Noemí Alonso Calvo has been the Head of Data Privacy for Global Drug Development at Novartis since November 2016. Noemí is a member of the Data Privacy Leadership Team, responsible for all Data Privacy related matters relating to Global Drug Development, as well as for contributing to global Privacy strategy and initiatives.

Noemí joined Sandoz in February 2016 as Global Privacy Officer for Biopharma. She joined from Johnson & Johnson, where she was the EMEA Privacy Manager for the Pharma Sector. Prior to that, Noemí worked as a Privacy and Regulatory lawyer in private practice with the holding Parques Reunidos and the Law Firms Allen & Overy, DLA Piper and Clifford Chance.

Noemí holds a Bachelor´s Degree in Law and a Masters in Business Law from the University of Navarra, and a Diploma for the Superior Program in Telecoms, Data Protection, Audiovisual and IT Law by the Instituto de Empresa, Madrid. She is a Member of the Bar Association of Madrid, the Society of Corporate Compliance and Ethics (SCCE) and the IAPP.

Anny Pinto is the Group-wide statutory DPO and IT Legal Director for the Adecco Group. She is responsible for global privacy compliance across the entire group.

In that respect, she leads a global multidisciplinary data protection program to ensure proper implementation of GDPR and other privacy laws in over 60 jurisdictions. With a global team of 23 privacy experts worldwide, they also advise on digital and big data initiatives to make them happen across business.
A personal believer that privacy is about trust, honesty, care, respect and transparency and that as such it is not a legal but a business and social matter that affects everyone. Conferences allow Anny to spread these messages, gain support and learn from her peers and colleagues worldwide.

Paulina Jedwabska is a civil servant with excellent interpersonal skills and a genuine enthusiasm for creative solutions.

She has proven track record in compliance, data protection and training. Currently working as a Head of Information Governance and acting Data Protection Officer at DCMS, previously worked at the National Portrait Gallery, International Olympic Committee and Olympic Delivery Authority. She is responsible for internal compliance with data protection regime and collaborate on cross government implementation of General Data Protection Regulation and Data Protection Act 2018.

Dr. Lee SCHLENKER is Professor of Business Analytics and Community Management and a Principal Consultant of the Business Analytics Institute.

Prof. SCHLENKER is regularly a keynote speaker in corporate conferences for Apple, Cegid, IBM, Oracle, SAP and SAS in Europe, Asia and the Middle East. Over the last twenty years, he has led two dozen missions for Big 4 consulting groups in the manufacturing, telecommunications, public works and service industries.

Recognized as an expert for the European Commission in learning analytics, Lee has directed or participated in studies on improving management education in the US, Europe, Asia and the Middle East.

Javier is the SVP Legal & Compliance for the Kreditech Group and has extensive hands-on experience on some of the pressing issues of Data-protection in the context of Fintech.

Given Kreditech's global footprint, he has been able to gain a "multi-jurisdiction" view on most of these matters and their underlying policy discussions. He is very interested in everything at the intersection of Law, Finance and technology and likes to spend his free time taking pictures."

Dr. Tim Walters is a principal strategist and the privacy lead at The Content Advisory

As well as a consultant at Berlin's TechGDPR and a founding partner of Digital Clarity Group. Previously, he was a Senior Analyst and Advisor at Forrester Research, director of international marketing and strategy for FatWire Software, and a professor at New York University.

Tim’s publications include "The GDPR Launches a New Era For Customer Experience Management," "How to Survive and Thrive Under the GDPR: An Essential Guide For Marketers," and "The GDPR Challenge For Content Management."

He has conducted executive-level advisories with firms such as 3M, Henkel, Allianz, Allstate Insurance, Scandic Hotels, Adobe, Sitecore, and OpenText.

CFO and General Counsel at Zaka Group Ltd.

Since graduating from Harvard Law School in 1999, Sasha been working as an international attorney and entrepreneur for some of the best corporations and law firms in Silicon Valley, Seattle, Washington DC, Munich, Paris and London.

Representing Microsoft, he handled some of the biggest technology deals in history with institutions, such as NATO, UN and the European Commission. He also has been involved in a great number of public-private partnerships. As a member of several management teams, he was leading companies’ legal and growth strategy across the world.

He co-founded Bio-Signal, Zaka Group where he is the CFO and General Counsel. Sasha speaks seven languages and is admitted to professional bars in the EU and in the State of New York.

Dinand is Vice President with Capgemini Invent, Capgemini's digital innovation, consulting and transformation global business line.

He helps clients use cutting edge technologies to improve their performance and offer new services. Dinand is part of the global Insights Driven Enterprise Team, lead for AI Strategy & Operating models and responsible for Capgemini's European Union work. He is involved with numerous international public sector organisations and governments across the world. His areas of expertise are Data Analytics, Artificial Intelligence, E-Government, E-Skills and Cyber Security.

Dinand is a member of the UN E-Government Expert Group and wrote the section on Artificial Intelligence of the 2018 UN E-Government Benchmark. Recent research conducted by Dinand in the field of Artificial Intelligence is a global AI readiness- and performance benchmark (https://www.capgemini.com/2018/07/artificial-intelligence-readiness-and-performance-benchmark/) as well as a study on realizing a smarter public sector using Artificial Intelligence (https://www.capgemini.com/2017/07/artificial-intelligence-for-government-realising-a-smarter-public-sector/ ).

Dinand has worked internationally for global clients in the field of energy, manufacturing & production as well as the services sector and government. Dinand holds a Master in Public Administration and an Executive MBA.

Graham is a Global Privacy Practice Lead within Cognizant's AI & Analytics Unit, leading the Global Privacy Services Practice.

He has over 25 years of experience in the Global Telco Business and gained detailed knowledge of regulations including General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) and how it relates to data and enterprises. GDPR has become a global benchmark for Data Privacy & Protection and now extends across the world into different regulation. Graham has Privacy teams working across most industry sectors in various locations around the world.

Aaron Turner is a multi-decade veteran entrepreneur of the mobile security industry.

Beginning with his research into mobile device security while working at Microsoft, later helping to invent high-integrity mobile payment technology while working for the US Government, Hotshot is his latest venture focused on solving real-world security problems that enterprises around the world face today.
His formal education in law school, combined with his intense curiosity and technical experience make him one of the leading advocates for how to best protect sensitive information on mobile devices and traditional computing systems from the prying eyes of governments, technology companies and cyber criminals. Join him for a candid look at the state of mobile security, how the situation impacts regulatory compliance and how Hotshot helps reduce the risks of violating the new data privacy standards set by GDPR.

Daniel Johannsen is the Founder & CEO of Cybot. In 2012,

Daniel started developing the consent management platform, Cookiebot, with the goal of making the European data laws technologically feasible. Today, Cookiebot supports more than 120.000 websites worldwide – including Honda, Kylie Jenner Shop, McDonald's, Gitlab, Bitdefender and Chicco – and handles more than 600.000.000 monthly user consents.
Prior to establishing Cybot, Daniel founded and sold two IT companies, first Capevo, which he founded in 2007 and sold in 2012, and in Captiva, which he founded in 1999 and sold in 2007