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IAPP - International Association of Privacy Professionals
Non-profit Organizations
Portsmouth, NH 198,937 followers
Your comprehensive global information privacy community and resource
About us
The IAPP is the largest privacy association in the world and a leader in the privacy industry, facilitating conversations, debates and collaboration among key industry leaders and organizations. We provide resources for practitioners to develop and advance their careers while helping professionals and businesses navigate the complexities of the evolving environment and how to define and manage privacy issues. The IAPP serves as the home to the IAPP AI Governance Center which provides professionals tasked with AI governance, risk and compliance with the content, resources, networking, training and certification needed to respond to the complex risks in the AI field. The IAPP is a not-for-profit association that is uniquely positioned to help define, inform and advance privacy and AI governance professionals through networking, education and certification. As the privacy and AI governance professions continue to develop, grow and intersect, the IAPP can help evangelize the need for trained professionals to meet the increasing demands placed on businesses and organizations managing data.
- Website
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http://iapp.org
External link for IAPP - International Association of Privacy Professionals
- Industry
- Non-profit Organizations
- Company size
- 51-200 employees
- Headquarters
- Portsmouth, NH
- Type
- Nonprofit
- Founded
- 2000
- Specialties
- Privacy education, Conferences, Publications, Certification, Training, and Education
Locations
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Primary
75 Rochester Ave
Suite 4
Portsmouth, NH 03801, US
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Avenue des Arts 56
Brussels, Brussels Region 1000, BE
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15 Northview Road
Ottawa, ON K2E 6A6, US
Employees at IAPP - International Association of Privacy Professionals
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Jeffrey J. Beard, CIPP/US
Data Privacy & Protection Manager, Reyes Holdings, LLC
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Philippe Baeten
CEO Advisor│GDPR Expert│Commercial Judge
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Ray Everett
First Chief Privacy Officer of the Internet era. 25 years as an industry leader in privacy and data governance. Entrepreneur, operator, author…
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Jen Cooper
Assistant General Counsel | Privacy and Data Protection | AI Governance
Updates
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Deputy Commissioner for the Personal Data Protection Commission (PDPC) of Singapore Denise Wong will be a keynote speaker at IAPP Asia Privacy Forum 2024! As Deputy Commissioner, Wong fosters innovation and trust through the development and promotion of forward-thinking digital data governance. Learn more and register now for #APF24 to see her next month: https://bit.ly/3X9SBSP
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The second day at the AI Governance Global 2024 has officially come to a close and we are so grateful to the speakers, staffers, exhibitors and professionals who worked together to make this event unforgettable. Thank you again to our amazing keynotes, Shannon Vallor, Brad Smith, Matt Brittin, Dragos Tudorache, Nick Clegg and Alexandra Reeve Givens. #AIGG24 The fun does not stop here! Many lucky attendees are continuing their #AIgovernance extravaganza with two days of AI Governance Professional Training. If you missed the chance to sign up, find other #AIGP training options here: https://lnkd.in/eNYwaW48
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Like any new technology, AI comes with inherent risks. But for me, one risk outweighs them all: the risk of missing out. It was great to be in Brussels this morning to speak to the IAPP - International Association of Privacy Professionals AI Global Governance conference about exactly this subject. As I said to the group, AI brings inherent risks and governance challenges - but it’s also the opportunity of the century. At the start of all previous technologies, it’s been hard to predict how they would change the world and what benefits they would have. When I first tried the internet in a computer lab in 1987, I could only email someone in the same room as me - and it was faster to just talk to them. In 1997, the web was just a series of links - and in 2007, the best entertainment our mobile phones could bring us was the game of Snake. And still, working together with Government, industry, experts and communities to pursue opportunities boldly and optimistically, we made a success of them. Today 73% of the world own a mobile phone and 66% have internet access - and, working together, we’ve established standards for security, privacy and safety. And we’ll do that again. Generative AI could increase the size of the EU Economy by €1.2 trillion - and bring extraordinary and everyday positive change to people across the globe. But these benefits are not automatic. Technology providers need to work with experts, governments and communities to understand the technology, opportunities and risks - and to coordinate internationally and adapt to major developments. There are three critical pillars on which we build: secure by default; private by design, and safe by partnership. And our new Generative AI and Privacy Paper, released today, discusses how Generative AI products can be built with these pillars in mind - with policy recommendations on how best to do that. Read it here ⬇️ https://lnkd.in/euekswmC
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"To understand the potential and risks artificial intelligence poses to the future of society, considerations of the lessons from the technological past are required. The decided notes of caution and optimism were clear from opening keynote speakers at the IAPP AI Governance Global 2024 in Brussels, Belgium." Keep reading coverage from on the ground at #AIGG24 by IAPP's Caitlin Andrews: https://bit.ly/3VtOHmS
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Joe Jones opens day two at #AIGG24, expressing gratitude for the profession we are building together in AI governance. Up next, MEP Dragos Tudorache reflects on the EU AI Act as a line in the sand, a frame in which innovators can develop trustworthy AI. Matt Brittin, Google EMEA President, says, “we can’t begin to imagine the applications that are going to change the world” … but we need to focus on risks and responsibilities, including the risk of missing the moment. Alexandra Reeve Givens, CDT CEO, sits down with Nick Clegg, Meta President, challenging him to address the risks of downstream uses of powerful open source models and asking should you really be assessing these alone - what is the role of government? Nick focuses on the importance of open source tools Meta is releasing for developers to kickstart governance. If you open source, thoughtfully, responsibly and safely, he says, you get the benefits of all stakeholder input and democratized access to these important technologies. #AIGP
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It is time for #AIGG24 day two! Be sure to get a good seat for the closing general session. First you'll hear from keynotes Matt Brittin and Dragoş Tudorache, followed by a keynote conversation between Nick Clegg and Alexandra Reeve Givens. Follow the agenda: https://bit.ly/3yMyobP
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It is official! IAPP Privacy. Security. Risk. 2024 is open for registration. #PSR24 is the premier event focused on technology’s potential to solve privacy challenges — and how to respond when technology causes the challenges. Learn more and get the early bird discount: https://bit.ly/3V5N6C5
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And with that, day one at #AIGG24 is over. Thank you to our insightful keynotes and speakers for the knowledge they shared. We hope all attendees enjoyed the sessions as well as networking and learning opportunities. Get ready for day two tomorrow! The workday is done, but the networking does not stop here! 🤝 Attend the OneTrust AI After Hours Networking Event at Plein Publiek BXL at 18:30. At 19:00 be at Aux Vieux Saint Antoine for the LGBTQ+ Affinity Group and Friends Happy Hour! 🏳🌈
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🔥 Hot new IAPP report with FTI Consulting! IAPP's Uzma C., Ashley Casovan and Joe Jones present, "AI Governance in Practice Report 2024." This report aims to inform the growing and increasingly important community of #AIgovernance professionals about challenges to be aware of when building and maturing an AI governance program. It offers actionable, real-world insights into applicable law and policy, a variety of governance approaches, and tools used to manage risk. Explore the executive summary below and learn more with the full report and interactive webpage: https://lnkd.in/euePFUTC