Jeff Brennan

Chief Privacy Officer & General Counsel
Vettd

Leveraging his JD, MBA, and International Association of Privacy Professional certifications - Fellow Information Privacy (FIP) and Certified Information Privacy Professional credentials for the US, Europe, and Management (CIPP/US, CIPP/E and CIPM) to help start-up and technology businesses understand and navigate the myriad of privacy laws and regulations. In addition to Vettd, Jeff has been serving in a privacy advisory role for PRIVO.

Anna Morgan

Head of Legal Affairs, Deputy Commissioner
Irish Data Protection Commission

In addition to leading the legal function within the Data Protection Commission (DPC), Anna also has responsibility for the area of Children’s Policy. She developed and led the DPC’s innovative public consultation on the processing of children’s data and the exercise of children’s rights as data subjects in the digital sphere which directly consulted with children, as well as adult stakeholders. This work has now culminated in the recent publication of detailed draft guidance by the DPC titled “Children Front and Centre: Fundamentals for a Child Oriented Approach to Data Processing” which is open for public consultation until 31 March 2021. Anna is also a doctoral candidate at the Law School in Trinity College, Dublin with her Ph.D. thesis focusing on operationalizing children’s data subject rights under the GDPR.

Claire Quinn

VP of Compliance & DPO, CIPP/E
PRIVO

Claire Quinn has more than 20 years’ experience in the media, online and digital space working closely with major child directed brands, developers, third party service providers, moderation companies, law enforcement, regulators and organizations such as CEOP (Child Online Protection Command). She has a proven track record in child privacy & safety and specializes in COPPA and GDPRkids™. She has overseen the certification and privacy compliance work for PBS KIDS, Toca Boca, Elf on the Shelf, Crayola, Spin Master, Beano, Roald Dahl and more.

Tony Stower

James Trilling

Senior Attorney
FTC Division of Privacy and Identity Protection

Jim Trilling leads policy initiatives, investigations, and litigation. He played a leading role in the FTC’s recent workshop on the future of the COPPA Rule. He has played leading roles in numerous FTC privacy and data security matters, including the FTC’s cases against Uber Technologies, Inc., Wyndham Hotels and Resorts, LLC, and CyberSpy Software, LLC. He served a two-year detail as counsel to the U.S. Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation, where he conducted investigations and worked on legislative proposals regarding privacy, data security, and a variety of other issues. Before joining the FTC, he litigated cases in private practice and clerked for Judge David F. Hamilton. He is a graduate of Indiana University and Harvard Law School.