About the IAPP

Joanna Rozanska is an associate at Hogan Lovells' IPTMT department in Spain where she advises on privacy, data protection and information technology law matters to EU-based and international clients across a spectrum of industries, including financial, insurance, tech and health services. Prior to this role, she worked at top-tier Spanish and multinational law firms in privacy and information technology law matters and served as an in-house counsel for a world leading software company in the travel industry.

Rozanska earned her Master of Law in Intellectual Property and New Technologies Law from the Autonomous University of Madrid, as well as her title of Expert in Data Protection and Cybersecurity from the IE Law School. She holds the IAPP's CIPP/E and CIPP/US certifications and is the author and co-author of publications on topics related to data protection law, as well as a lecturer and speaker at training courses and industry conferences.

Building on her background in software, Rozanska advises on emerging technical privacy solutions and complex data privacy initiatives and issues, including national and international privacy law compliance, privacy by design, privacy program governance, privacy program assessment, policy implementation, vendor management, international data transfers and data breach response and management.