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Upcoming Event - Tuesday June 1, 2010
Privacy 2.0: It's Time for a Tune-up
Speakers
Suzanne Morin, Assistant General Counsel and Privacy Ombudsman,
Regulatory Law and Policy, Bell Canada
Dr. Andrew Patrick, IT Research Analyst, Office of the Privacy
Commissioner of Canada
Summary
When was the last time you looked at your privacy policy
and procedures? It's been six years since the Personal Information
Protection and Electronic Documents Act (PIPEDA) came into
force and times have changed. Whether running a small startup
or a large enterprise, business owners cannot afford to take
a casual approach to data security breaches in an increasingly
connected and mobile world. Even small breaches mean big bucks
and an even more damaging and irreparable loss of trust from
a fickle customer base.
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The rapid development of Ottawa’s technology community has
given rise to a growing demand for increased understanding and competence
in a wide range of legal issues of particular importance to technology
firms. This technology legal community embraces in-house counsel,
technology specialists in private practices, public sector counsel,
as well as a spectrum of other company officials with a need or
interest in emerging legal issues.
The 45th Circuit: A Professional Development Session
Now commencing its seventh year of operation, the 45th Circuit
is now another part of the infrastructure of the region, initiated
by the Ottawa Centre for Research and Innovation and aimed at ensuring
growth and prosperity in the technology sector. The 45th Circuit
is a forum for professionals in the Ottawa technology sector to
learn about and discuss contemporary legal issues affecting the
corporation. It’s also an excellent place for business networking
and for the creation of synergistic relationships.
The 45th Circuit Session:
Sessions are normally held on the first Tuesday of the month. Each
begins with a stand-up lunch/networking at 11:45 a.m., and a presentation
starting at 12:30 p.m. The meeting ends at 1:30 p.m. sharp!
Meeting Topics/Speakers:
A committee of legal specialists select a range of topics that
have appeal to both in-house counsel and the broader technology
legal community. Speakers are legal professionals from both the
private and public sectors who have established a reputation for
depth of knowledge and perspective on the topic for which they present.
Speakers are invited from the Ottawa area as well as from the rest
of North America with assistance of some of our sponsors.
Who Should Attend:
All members of the technology business community are encouraged
to attend, not only executives of companies developing and selling
products, but also of companies providing goods and services in
this sector. Members of the press and communications sector are
very welcome. (The purpose is, after all, to create self-awareness
and strength through networking.) Representatives of pertinent government
agencies and the academic community are also invited. Out-of-town
executives are encouraged to time their visits to Ottawa to enable
them to attend. Companies just getting started are particularly
welcome.
2009-2010 Program Committee Members:
Eric Smith, Fraser Milner Casgrain LLP (Chair); Christine Maher, March Networks, Jeremy Farr, BLG; Lorraine Mastersmith, Perley-Robertson, Hill & McDougall LLP, Jeremy deBeer, University of Ottawa; Grant Jameson, Ogilvy Renault; Tom Prowse, Gowlings; and Stephanie Spruston, Cognition LLP.
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