In response to client requests and observing common industry pain points, Kelley Drye is coordinating an in-person practical privacy workshop with Ketch on the afternoon of June 22nd in New York City, with a focus on working through timely privacy action items for in-house counsel and privacy and compliance professionals.

In particular, the agenda topics will include:

Working through a data protection impact assessment focusing on targeted advertising/cross-context behavioral advertising;

Discussing common clean room and generative AI business use cases, and considerations on privacy compliance related to each different use case.

For each scenario, the goal will be to tackle best practices, how to issue spot (and what for), and what types of deliverables can help support operationalizing these practices, from completed DPIAs to creating standard operating procedures for the business.

Practical Privacy is also an opportunity to discuss these issues among peers, with the benefit of anecdotal benchmarking and diverse perspectives for solving real problems. Discussion facilitators will include Kelley Drye Privacy partners Alysa Hutnik and Aaron Burstein, other in-house counsel, engineers and technologists, and policy stakeholders.

The event will be hosted in Kelley Drye’s New York City office. To attend this complimentary event, you’ll need to RSVP to save your spot. Because of Chatham House rules for the discussions, we will not be recording or offering a virtual option. It will be a packed but productive afternoon, and we’ll end with a networking happy hour.

Practical Privacy: Hands-On Advice for Privacy Practitioners