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Christopher Wolf

Future of Privacy Forum

Senior Counsel, Hogan Lovells; Founder and Board Chair

Christopher Wolf is Senior Counsel in the Privacy and Information Management practice at the law firm of Hogan Lovells US LLP and previously led the practice as a partner. Chris focused on Internet and privacy law since the early days of those disciplines. He is founder and Board Chair of the Future of Privacy Forum, and a recipient of the IAPP Vanguard Award, among other recognitions.

Contributions by Christopher Wolf

• Live Q&A with the Minds Behind "Right to be Forgotten"
  Moderator at IAPP Privacy. Security. Risk. 2019
• Privacy Pride 2018: Online hate speech and how we stop it
  Speaker at Washington, DC KnowledgeNet: June 25, 2018
• Welcome
  Speaker at IAPP Privacy Bar Section Forum 2018
• Welcome
  Speaker at 2016 IAPP Privacy Bar Section Forum
• Big Data as a Tool for Fighting Discrimination and Empowering Groups
  Speaker at Global Privacy Summit 2016
• Member of Privacy Bar Section Advisory Board 2016 - 2050
• Why the U.S. Is Held to a Higher Data Protection Standard Than France
  Privacy Perspectives
• Evolution of a Privacy Lawyer: Reflections and Projections
  Speaker at Privacy. Security. Risk. 2015
• Is the New Consumer Privacy Bill Overkill? A Q&A with Adam Thierer
  Privacy Perspectives
• Empowering Big Data To Empower Groups
  The Privacy Advisor
• The Hidden Mini-Dissents in the Data Broker Report of Federal Trade Commissioner Wright
  The Privacy Advisor
• Is Privacy Just a Show?
  Privacy Perspectives
• My Dinner with Jan
  Privacy Perspectives
• How To Solve the President’s Big Data Challenge
  Privacy Perspectives
• Will Transparency Calm Concerns Over National Security Access?
  Privacy Perspectives
• Law of the Connected Horse? FTC Appropriately in Learning Mode on Internet of Things
  Privacy Perspectives
• Has the LIBE Committee Torpedoed the Safe Harbor?
  Privacy Perspectives
• The Brussels and Warsaw Privacy Peace Talks
  Privacy Perspectives
• Is Personal Data Better Protected from Government Surveillance in Europe than the U.S.? Maybe Not
  Privacy Perspectives
• French Court Takes On the Privacy and Hate Speech Dilemma
  Privacy Perspectives
• What I'm Hearing Out on the Rue
  Privacy Perspectives
• In Curtailing Hate Speech Online, Will Privacy Sometimes Have To Take a Backseat?
  Privacy Perspectives
• Trade Law and Privacy Law Come Together
  Privacy Perspectives
• Personal reflection and report: Together at the 34th annual meeting of data protection authorities and privacy commissioners in Punta Del Este, Uruguay
  The Privacy Advisor