Aligning Strategy with International Data Use

September 23, 2021 | 11 a.m. ET

Protecting and managing data across a global organization has never been more important or challenging. Regulators are tightening privacy standards, companies are ramping up the use of digital and remote systems, and threats to information security continue to multiply.

Anyone representing a multinational - whether you’re a director, analyst, manager, lawyer, CIO, or CEO - needs to be aware of the risks, which include:

— Penalties for sharing data between countries, as well as email comms to prospects and customers in certain countries

— Additional costs due to cybersecurity concerns

— Antitrust issues for companies storing enough data to be considered a competitive advantage

Join The Wall Street Journal and FrontierView for a discussion of how to align your corporate strategy to accommodate differing data regimes and prepare for what lies ahead.

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Speakers

Pablo González Alonso

Managing Director, Research, Americas,

FrontierView

Julie Brill

Chief Privacy Officer, CVP, and Deputy General Counsel of Global Privacy and Regulatory Affairs

Microsoft

Richard Purcell

CEO,

Corporate Privacy Group

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Culture Eats Data For Breakfast

Every company today aspires to be “data-driven” and research indicates over 99% of them have invested in data initiatives but only 24% call themselves “data-driven.” The biggest barrier to data-led transformation is culture. Join us to learn how to build a data culture that serves as a foundation to strong data governance.

David Corrigan I General Manager, Data Governance and Privacy, Informatica

In conversation with:

Stephanie Chang I VP of Content and Global Editor, The Trust, The Wall Street Journal | Barron's Group

This is a sponsored session. The Trust is a commercial department at The Wall Street Journal. The Wall Street Journal newsroom was not involved in the production of this session.

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