Thursday, October 15 | 8AM–6PM PDT | San Francisco, CA
Join us for an exclusive gathering of the regulators and leaders defining U.S. privacy law, enforcement, and operations. Featuring rare access, candid conversations, and practical insights for privacy practitioners.
Hear directly from the officials setting the nation’s privacy agenda, and the practitioners and technologists shaping its application. Confirmed speakers include leaders from the Federal Trade Commission and CalPrivacy.
Stay tuned for more speaker announcements in the coming weeks.
Head of Enforcement
California Privacy Protection Agency
Join us on October 15th in San Francisco for a one-day program with the people shaping U.S. privacy—regulators, industry leaders, and seasoned practitioners—for a mix of keynotes, fireside chats, and panels.
Expect unfiltered conversations on compliance, enforcement, pending legislation, litigation trends, and the forces shaping what’s next.
Convene
40 O'Farrell Street
San Francisco, CA 94108
Convene is located in the heart of San Francisco’s Union Square neighborhood, convenient to hotels, public transit, and parking options. We’re thrilled to welcome you to this brand new space reminiscent of the surrounding landmarked architecture and coastal contemporary elements, including dramatic natural light, stonework, warm woods, and lush greenery.
Convene is located in the heart of Union Square near several hotels. A few convenient recommendations include:
Please navigate to 40 O'Farrell Street for the private U.S. Privacy Summit entrance to Convene.
Light Rail Station: Navigate to Powell Street Station. Access to the J, K, L, N, M and T Trains.
BART: Navigate to Powell Street Station. Serves Yellow, Blue, Orange, Red, and Beige Lines.
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Speaker(s)
Opening Remarks
Brief welcome and background on why we’re hosting the 2nd annual U.S. Privacy Summit, including thank yous to our generous sponsors.
Colleen Barry, Head of Marketing, Ketch
Alysa Hutnik, Partner, Kelley Drye
Irene Mo, Senior Counsel, Rivian & National Vice Chair, WISP
Privacy Litigation: Current Trends and What’s Ahead
A review of the litigation trends shaping privacy exposure this year, including surveillance pricing claims and wiretap-related suits, with an in-house perspective on how legal teams are responding.
Andrew Hall, VP & AGC, EchoStar/DISH Media
Andy Kingman, President, Mariner Strategies
To-Be-Announced
To-Be-Announced
A Conversation with Sabrina Ross, CalPrivacy Chief Privacy Auditor
In the wake of CCPA amendments, DROP enforcement, and the first sectoral audit, Sabrina Ross joins us for a candid discussion on office priorities and what in-house leaders can expect.
Sabrina Ross, Chief Privacy Auditor, CalPrivacy
Alysa Hutnik, Partner, Kelley Drye
App Store Age Verification and Teen Privacy: Toward a Harmonized Approach
An examination of the growing patchwork of state online safety and teen privacy laws and the proposal to shift age verification to app stores, with perspectives from platforms, brands, and industry.
Katie Harrington-McBride, Deputy Chief Counsel, The Walt Disney Company
To-Be-Announced
To-Be-Announced
State Privacy Enforcement Outside California
Privacy officials from Oregon, Colorado, and Washington discuss current enforcement priorities and rulemaking, and what businesses operating outside California should be tracking.
Stevie DeGroff, Assistant Attorney General, Colorado Attorney General’s Office
Kristen Hilton, Assistant Attorney-in-Charge, Oregon Department of Justice
To-Be-Announced
Paul Singer, Partner, Kelley Drye
New Data, New Uses: Unlocking Permissioned Data for AI
AI is pushing companies to put data collected for one purpose to work in new ways. Hear from technologists and business leaders about the real options for putting that data to work, from getting the right consent, to de-identification, to issue spotting and changing risk thresholds.
Max Anderson, Co-founder, Ketch
Josh Fogarty, Commercial Counsel, Healthcare, OURA Health
The AI-Powered Marketing Era: What Changes for Privacy?
AI is reshaping how marketing teams understand customers, create experiences, and put data to work. Hear directly from marketing and brand leaders about how they’re navigating the privacy questions that come with it—from vendor and model risk to internal guardrails—and what AI is changing about how customer data gets collected, governed, and activated.
Jon Suarez-Davis, Chief Strategy Officer, Transparent Partners
To-Be-Announced
To-Be-Announced
Golden State Enforcement Spotlight
A conversation with enforcers from the most active state in the union on recent settlements, the U.S. legislative climate, and what brand leaders should prioritize now.
Michael Macko, Head of Enforcement, CalPrivacy
To-Be-Announced
Alysa Hutnik, Partner, Kelley Drye
AI Agents and Privacy: Business and Consumer Implications
AI agents are increasingly acting on behalf of both businesses and consumers — making decisions, completing transactions, and interacting with other systems with little direct human involvement. This panel examines what that shift means for consent and authorization, and where the technology and the legal questions around it are headed next.
Vivek Vaidya, CTO, Super[set]
To-Be-Announced
To-Be-Announced
A Conversation with Chris Mufarrige, FTC Bureau Director
The FTC continues to increase consumer protection activity, with special attention to kids’ privacy and surveillance pricing. Hear from the Bureau Director on what we can expect next.
Chris Mufarrige, Bureau Director, Consumer Protection, Federal Trade Commission
Laura Riposo VanDruff, Partner, Kelley Drye
Closing Takeaways Panel + Wrap
Missed a session? Join us for a lively discussion with the Kelley Drye partners to recap the day’s highlights and share favorite moments.
Colleen Barry, Head of Marketing, Ketch
Celine Guillou, Special Counsel, Kelley Drye
Alysa Hutnik, Partner, Kelley Drye
Laura Riposo VanDruff, Partner, Kelley Drye
Kelley Drye is an AmLaw 200 law firm of more than 350 lawyers and other professionals practicing in New York, NY; Washington, D.C.; Chicago, IL; Houston, TX, Los Angeles, CA; San Diego, CA; Parsippany, NJ; and Stamford, CT.
A powerhouse firm with the heart of a boutique, Kelley Drye & Warren LLP values the success of our clients above all.
Learn more about the Kelley Drye Privacy and Information Security Practice here.
WISP (Women in Security and Privacy) is advancing women and underrepresented communities to lead the future of privacy and security. With 3,500+ members across 16 countries, WISP's efforts have fostered a more inclusive security and privacy community, leading to increased representation of women and other marginalized groups within the industries.
WISP is supported by a world-class international volunteer team of dedicated professionals. Through their expertise, passion, and commitment, they drive our initiatives forward, making a positive impact on the global security and privacy community.
Learn more at wisporg.com
The U.S. Privacy Summit is made possible by the generous support of the organizations below.
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