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#ANZSummit24 in Melbourne has concluded. It was two days filled with insightful breakout sessions and keynote speeches, along with so many professionals connecting and growing their careers. That wraps up our 2024 conferences! Now, let's gear up for 2025. Which conferences will you be attending? Check out the list here and comment below with your plans: https://bit.ly/3Zp2IUB

"The California Privacy Protection Agency's proposed automated decision-making technology regulations aim to increase transparency around when and where automated decisions are employed while allowing consumers to exercise their rights. "Stakeholders have a role to play in shaping the final rules, as industry, civil society and others will have until 14 Jan. 2025 to submit comments to the formal rulemaking process." Read "Civil society, academics consider impacts of CPPA's ADMT rulemaking" by IAPP's Alexandra White: https://bit.ly/3OsJ5oE

Another #LinkedInLive to add to your calendar: "U.K. Data Reform" will air Wednesday, 4 December at 9:00 EST/14:00 GMT. IAPP's Joe Jones will connect with Emily Keaney (Information Commissioner's Office) and Owen Rowland (Department for Science, Innovation and Technology) to discuss the U.K. government’s most recent effort to reform U.K. data protection law. They will cover the Data Use and Access Bill Regulatory Policy and unpack the thinking behind and likely impact of key proposals. Register now:

As we bring the curtain down on the final session of the IAPP ANZ Summit 2024, I’m so grateful to have shared so many great cups of coffee with members and guests who joined us in Melbourne this year. Please travel home safely and I’ll look forward to putting all the great ideas into action together with you all to continue to grow and improve the IAPP member experience. If anyone didn’t get the opportunity to chat or wants to share feedback please reach out. 🫶🙏👌🫵👍

"Women in privacy: Unpacking dark patterns in ads, AI and beyond" Join this free #webcon to learn about increasingly sophisticated dark patterns in the digital world — deceptive design tactics used to manipulate user behavior. How do these tactics go beyond gender, subtly targeting those who may be more susceptible to exploitation in the digital space? Register now and tune in 2 Dec: https://bit.ly/4fLWLa5

What an event! That’s a wrap on #ANZ24. A big focus on Privacy Act reform, indigenous data sovereignty, biometric protections, but my biggest takeaway… our ANZ colleagues love the chance to catch up, reconnect, and meet new people. The conversations continued late into the night and well after sessions wrapped. So fun, so welcoming, so people centric! IAPP ANZ Managing Director Adam Ford’s presence is felt everywhere as the ANZ community grows. Huge shout out to my tireless colleagues Jilly M. Corrine Potter & Marjorie Boyer for a fantastic event.

In just one hour, attend the closing keynote session at #ANZSummit24: 💡Jessica Lake, Senior Lecturer, Melbourne Law School 💡Michael Webster, Privacy Commissioner, Office of the Privacy Commissioner, New Zealand Begin making your way to the Savoy Ballroom! https://bit.ly/3Z3Fan6

New #LinkedInLive on the way! Attend "After the US election: What’s next for privacy, AI governance and cybersecurity law?" on Tuesday, 3 December. IAPP's Cobun Zweifel-Keegan, J.D., CIPP/US, CIPM moderates this discussion with Maneesha Mithal (Wilson Sonsini Goodrich & Rosati), Brandon Pugh (R Street Institute) and Alexandra Seymour (U.S. House Homeland Security Committee). The panel will unpack the priorities of the incoming Trump administration and Republican leadership in the House and Senate, focusing on the most likely legislative, regulatory and executive actions in 2025. From reconceiving the AI executive order to changing the leadership at federal agencies to pursuing new legislative priorities, there is plenty to discuss and no better guides than our guests for this conversation. Register now.

IAPP ANZ Managing Director Adam Ford leads a conversation at #ANZ24 on the intersection between #privacy, data protection and indigenous data sovereignty and rights with Alex Brown and Azure Hermes. Bringing indigenous communities into the conversation to guide approaches has been instrumental.

Watch "How to become a speaker at IAPP AI Governance Global EU 2025" now if you missed it! https://lnkd.in/eAadgNZa And submit your panel here: https://lnkd.in/eFxgykYp