This intensive, half-day program will bring you up to speed on a host of privacy law issues and is essential for individuals who deal with compliance in their organization or on behalf of clients. Your morning begins with an in-depth session on managing privacy breaches, followed by a series of ten minute presentations on social networking, dealing with regulators, workplace privacy and marketing to children, among others. This program is designed to give attendees a broad, yet practical overview of the hottest issues in privacy law today.

9:00 am Introductory Remarks

9:05 am Responding to Privacy Breaches
• Latest statistics on privacy breaches
• Proposed mandatory notification benchmarks
• Containing breaches
• Evaluating the risks caused by a breach
• Notifying regulators and affected individuals
Ruth Belcher, AccessPrivacy Consulting, former Chief Privacy Officer, Scotiabank Ltd.
Elizabeth Denham, Assistant Commissioner for Privacy, Office of the Privacy Commissioner of Canada - Ottawa
Mark S. Hayes, Hayes eLaw LLP

10:30 am Break

10:50 am Hot Topics in Privacy Law
This part of the program will feature the following ten-minute, rapid-fire presentations on the latest developments in a range of privacy law areas

• Workplace Privacy
Daniel J. Michaluk, Hicks Morley Hamilton Stewart Storie LLP

• Cost Effective Approaches to Building a Privacy Culture
Bonnie A. Freedman, Borden Ladner Gervais LLP

• Social Networking and Privacy
Megan M. Hill, Legal Counsel, Rogers Communications Inc.

• Top 5 Access Issues
Priscilla Platt, Heenan Blaikie LLP

• Cross-border Outsourcing of Personal Information
Greg Pemberton, Sr. Privacy Counsel, Iron Mountain Inc. - Boston, MA

• Privacy Metrics
Robin Gould-Soil, Senior Manager, Compliance, Corporate Compliance, TD Bank Financial Group

• Dealing with Regulators
Donald R. Fawcett, Access and Privacy Group, Ministry of Government Services, Ontario

• Privacy and Genomics
Patricia Kosseim, Chief GE3LS Officer, Genome Canada - Ottawa

12:30 pm Program Concludes