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Join us for the U.K.'s premier data protection event

IAPP Data Protection Intensive: UK 2025 is the must attend event for privacy professionals looking to gain insights on global topics from a U.K. perspective. Join us to learn about global privacy development and how U.K. data protection has a key role in integration and implementation.

DPI: UK’s agenda features keynote speakers, breakout sessions and workshops that explore data protection laws, regulations, technology and operational practices. Training and workshops provide in-depth coverage of critical topics to help you fine-tune your knowledge and prepare for globally respected IAPP certifications.

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Keynote speakers

Susie Alegre

International Lawyer, Fundamental Rights, Tech and AI Regulation, Author

Susie Alegre’s book “Human Rights, Robot Wrongs”, dives into the profound ethical dilemmas posed by emerging technologies and the threats posed to our fundamental human rights – the right to life, liberty and fair trial, the right to private and family life and the right to free expression – and how we can protect those rights.

John Edwards

Information Commissioner, U.K. Information Commissioner’s Office

John Edwards will speak on the continued work of the Information Commissioner’s Office – empowering people through information by championing innovation and privacy-respectful practices. He endeavors to bring the public greater certainty on some of the biggest issues of today like children’s privacy, advertising technology, AI and biometrics.

Kate Jones

CEO, Digital Regulation Cooperation Forum

Kate Jones leads the DRCF which brings together four U.K. regulators to deliver a coherent approach to digital regulation for the benefit of people and businesses online. DRCF has unveiled a three-year vision; with aims such as unlocking digital innovation and economic growth, supporting regulator effectiveness, protecting and empowering people online. In her role, Kate draws on her background as a diplomat, international lawyer and researcher focused on the value of cross-sectoral approaches to governance.

Carl Öhman

Assistant Professor in Political Science, Uppsala University

In Dr. Öhman’s new book, “The Afterlife of Data”, he explores the question of what we should do with the data of the deceased, whether our digital afterlives are really our own, and if not, who should have the right to decide what happens to our data.

Breakout sessions focused on operational realities and international perspective

Speakers and breakout sessions at DPI: UK 2025 will cover essential topics including children’s online safety, enforcement trends and insights, AI governance, transborder data flow, adtech regulation and more. Gain insight on a range of operational topics to ensure you and your team are prepared to take on any challenges that may affect your data protection strategy.

Grow your network

Our incredible community has made IAPP events renowned among the data protection profession.

From casual conversations to formal festivities, make new connections through a full agenda of networking events that make it easy to engage with your fellow professionals.

Location

DPI:UK is at Convene 133 Houndsditch, within walking distance to hotels and stations on the Circle line of the London Underground.

Convene 133 Houndsditch
133 Houndsditch
London EC3A 7BX
0800 368 6966

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