Since the GDPR came into force, organisations have had to keep up with multiple developments including new regulatory guidance, enforcement actions, international data transfer rules, and evolutions in privacy laws and regulations throughout the world. The UK left the EU, a new Information Commissioner was appointed, and changes to the UK's post-Brexit data protection regime were announced. This has cast doubt on the future of the UK’s adequacy status with the EU and raised concerns about the implications for UK organisations as well as multinationals.
This seminar will take stock of where organisations are on their data protection journey. It will also discuss recent privacy developments and consider what the future holds for data protection in the UK, taking into account the UK government’s proposed post-Brexit reforms.
WHAT WILL BE COVERED?
| A roundup of the adoption of GDPR, current pitfalls and challenges going forward |
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| A look ahead into the implications of ongoing privacy developments | |||
| Details of the government's planned data protection reforms | |||
| What the changes could mean in practice for organisations across all sectors | |||
| The impact of potential divergence between the UK and EU data protection regimes |
Glen Hymers, Head of Data Privacy at the UK Government Cabinet Office will be our keynote speaker.
He will discuss the implications of the proposed amendments to UK data protection legislation, as well as offer useful insights into how your organisation can effectively navigate the developments as they arise.
Glen will be joined by a panel of specialists including:
Catherine Bowen-Walker
Group Data Protection Officer
for Vitality Health & Life Insurance
Adrian Leung
Data Protection Officer
for the global data, analytics, and
technology company Equifax UK
Giulia Carnà
Data Protection Counsel
at the global payment systems
company ACI Worldwide (EMEA)
Evie Kyriakides-Stenhouse
Group Head of Data Privacy
and Chief Privacy Officer
at Natura & Co
This seminar is aimed at data protection and privacy officers as well as anyone with responsibility for data protection compliance within an organisation, including directors and senior managers across all industry sectors. This will be an interactive session, and we encourage your participation.
AGENDA
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08:00 - 08:30: Arrivals, registration and tea/coffee |
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08:30 - 08.35: Welcome and introduction |
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08.35 - 08.50: Keynote speech |
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08.50 - 09.35: Buffet Breakfast and Networking |
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09:35 - 10:30: Panel & Q&A |
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10.30 - 10.35: Wrap up |
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10.35 - 11.00: Networking |
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11:00: Close |
GET IN TOUCH
Places are strictly limited and will be confirmed on a first come, first serve basis. Please secure your seat as soon as possible, and feel free to submit your preferred discussion topics to our panellists in advance.
IMPORTANT
Please note the venue’s dress code is business attire or smart casual, no jeans or trainers allowed.
Please note that there will be photos taken during this event, which Xcina Consulting may use in future promotional, marketing and social media activities. If you would not like your picture to be used, please notify us of this in advance of the event by emailing info@xcinaconsulting.com.