"I'm a Privacy Jedi: Ask Me Anything!"
To celebrate International Women's Day on 8 March 2023, we look forward to welcoming Michelle Finneran Dennedy to Engage, and our discussion about the state of privacy, digital trust, her career, and perspective as a Privacy Jedi.
Connect with Michelle and other privacy professionals in this weeklong asynchronous community event, 6-10 March.
Subscribe to the Privacy community digest to stay up to date on the latest conversations, including when this AMA starts!
AMA Process:
- Register your interest to receive an email notification on 6 March when the discussion starts.
- Join the Privacy community on Engage (free, ISACA membership not required) where this event will take place.
- Subscribe to the Privacy community daily digest to stay connected with the latest conversations, including this AMA thread.
- When the AMA thread is posted on 6 March, reply with any questions you have for Michelle. She will be sharing her insights and experiences the week of 6-10 March 2023.
We hope that your questions will lead to some interesting discussions among community members!
More about Michelle:
Michelle Dennedy is a Privacy Jedi, known for evangelizing new approaches and business justifications for soundly-defined, transparent security and privacy policies and systems that protect healthy, safe, and ethical global businesses.
Michelle has held numerous executive roles focused on privacy, including Chief Privacy Officer at Cisco and McAfee/Intel, and currently serves as CEO of PrivacyCode, Inc. and Partner at Privatus Consulting, home of Wicked Privacy. She is also the co-author of The Privacy Engineer’s Manifesto & the Privacy Engineer’s Companion. Michelle instantiated and was the founding Chair for the recently approved and published IEEE 7002 (2022) Standard for ethics and governance of privacy engineered systems. She is also a member of ISACA’s Digital Trust Advisory Council.
In 2009, she was awarded the Goodwin Procter-IAPP Vanguard award for lifetime achievement and the EWF–CSO Magazine Woman of Influence award. In 2012, she was recognized by the National Diversity Council as one of California’s Most Powerful & Influential Women. In 2014 she was cited as an AlwaysOn Power Player in On-Demand Computing and was honored as the Gold Stevie award as Woman of the Year in Technology.
No CPE credits are issued for participation in the discussion thread.
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