In the midst of the public debate around the lingering gender gap in places like Fortune 1000 C-suite positions and the technology industry, our
Gender parity is evident not only in placement and pay but also in privacy job titles. Women are almost identical to men in the likelihood of holding a C-level position (slightly more likely), VP-level position (slightly less likely), legal counsel-level position (slightly more likely) or director-level position (even).
This Decatur House, tonight, June 9, in Washington, DC, that will feature a panel discussion with Patrice Ettinger, CPO at Pfizer; Christine Frye, SVP and CPO at Bank of America; Hilary Wandall, AVP and Global Privacy Officer at Merck; and Erika Brown Lee, Chief Privacy and Civil Liberties Officer at the U.S. Dept. of Justice; moderated by Nuala O'Connor, head of the CDT.
At 4 p.m., they will discuss their career path in privacy, and the discussion will be followed by a networking event. Both are open to the public.
For the full results of the 2015 IAPP Salary Survey,