Julian Flamant, CIPP/E
Julian Flamant is an experienced privacy, security, and AI attorney who provides strategic advising and compliance management services as Senior Associate in Hogan Lovells’ Data, Privacy & Cybersecurity group.
Now based in Amsterdam after fifteen years in Washington, D.C., Julian brings to his practice on-the-ground experience working with clients on both sides of the Atlantic. He has helped clients craft practical governance solutions related to emerging U.S. state privacy laws and regulations, Federal Trade Commission rules, and various sector-specific federal privacy laws. Julian also has extensive experience counseling diverse sectors on GDPR requirements and understanding the GDPR’s intersection with European Digital Strategy regulations. Julian helps his multinational clients approach cross-border data flows strategically.
Through two long-term secondments with global companies, Julian honed his practical, business-minded approach to counseling and compliance. During his time with a multinational professional services provider, Julian assessed privacy risks of deploying global internal cybersecurity protections. while at a large technology services company, Julian assisted with implementation of an FTC consent order.
Julian’s background gives him unique insight into transatlantic policy and regulatory matters. While earning his master of laws in international relations at the Brussels School of International Studies, Julian prepared a dissertation comparing data protection regulatory approaches in the U.S. and EU, and later worked on the GDPR’s interservice consultation as a European Commission Blue Book trainee. Julian later was a policy fellow at the Future of Privacy Forum in Washington, D.C., where he led European engagement efforts.
Julian (CIPP/E) has served as co-chair of the IAPP KnowledgeNet Chapter in Washington, D.C. (2022-2023) and is a member of the IAPP’s Education Advisory Board (2024-2025), where he assists with selecting programming for the IAPP’s privacy conferences in the U.S. Julian also served as the agenda chair for sessions in the “global privacy, AI, and digital responsibility” track at the 2025 Global Privacy Summit.
Contributions by Julian Flamant
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The U.S. Privacy Patchwork: Practical Considerations for GDPR Companies
Speaker at IAPP Europe Data Protection Congress 2024 -
AI Governance: A guide for privacy and AI professionals
Speaker at In-Person Washington, D.C. KnowledgeNet: 18 Sept. 2024 -
Careers in Privacy: Law Firms
Speaker at Virtual Washington, D.C. KnowledgeNet: 23 May 2024 -
Call for GDPR Update?
Speaker at Virtual Prague KnowledgeNet: 11 March 2024 - Member of Education Advisory Board 2024 - 2025
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Working in the Privacy Industry
Speaker at Virtual Mid-Atlantic Joint KnowledgeNet: 28 Sept. 2023 -
E.U. - U.S. DPF: New independent, binding redress mechanism (Briefing and Reception)
Speaker at In-Person Washington D.C. KnowledgeNet: May 25, 2023 -
The Future of Data Protection in a Time of Restriction of Data Transfers
Speaker at Virtual Prague, Czech DPA and EFDPO Joint KnowledgeNet: 23 January 2023 -
Emerging US Privacy Laws: Top Tripwires for GDPR-Scoped Compliance Programmes
Speaker at IAPP Europe Data Protection Congress 2022 -
New and Emerging Location Data Rules: Get Ready for 2023 and Beyond
Speaker at IAPP Privacy. Security. Risk. 2022 -
Consent and Preference Management Panel
Speaker at Virtual Conn., Phoenix, Washington D.C. Joint KnowledgeNets: September 20, 2022 -
Bringing Your DSAR Programme to the U.S. — Practical Considerations
Speaker at IAPP Europe Data Protection Congress 2021 -
‘Sensitive’ Location Data: Staying Compliant as New Rules Emerge
Speaker at IAPP Privacy. Security. Risk. 2021 -
Adapting GDPR/CCPA Data Rights Processes for CPRA, CDPA, ABCD, WXYZ and Beyond
Adapting GDPR/CCPA Data Rights Processes for CPRA, CDPA, ABCD, WXYZ and Beyond -
Deal or No Deal: How Brexit Could Affect Data Adequacy
Web Conference Speaker