Ongoing privacy training is a vital tool to assist with privacy law compliance. In this respect, the following Canadian privacy law conferences in the coming months may be of interest to you or others in your organization:
On May 20, 2009, the Manitoba Bar Association will be hosting an IP/Technology Section luncheon where I will be speaking about emerging privacy issues. Of course, you need to be a member or a guest of the Manitoba Bar Association to attend.
On May 27 and 28, 2009, I will be one of several speakers in Toronto for The Canadian Institute‘s Meeting your Privacy Obligations conference where I will be speaking on the topic of ‘Demystifying the confusing area of lawful disclosure’.
From June 10-12th, the University of Alberta will be hosting the 2009 Access and Privacy Conference: The Pursuit of Truth.
From June 17 – 19th, I will be speaking in Winnipeg at the National Credit Institute‘s 2009 CIC National Conference: “Back to our Roots, Forward to our Future” on the privacy law matters affecting those in the credit industry.
The Privacy Security Trust 2009 (PST2009) will be hosting the Seventh Annual International Conference on Privacy, Security and Trust in Saint John, New Brunswick from August 25 – 27, 2009.
The 2009 IEEE International Conference on Information Privacy, Security, Risk and Trust will be held in Vancouver, British Columbia from August 29 – 31, 2009.
If there are other Canadian privacy law conferences in the coming months that I haven’t listed, please post a Comment or drop me an e-mail so I can update this post. If you, or your industry association, are interested in more focussed privacy training, please let me know as I regularly conduct in-house privacy training sessions for clients.
