Nathalie Laneret
Nathalie Laneret is Vice-President Government Affairs and Public Policy at Criteo, the first independent global adtech provider and first European private AI Lab. She has more than 25 years of experience in digital policy and legal matters. She was previously Director of the Centre for Information Policy Leadership (CIPL) in Brussels, and Group Data Protection Officer at Capgemini. She is a member of the Paris and New York Bars, a graduate from Robert Schuman University (Strasbourg, France) and Duke Law School (Durham, USA). She sits on the European Tech Alliance and La Villa Numeris boards. She teaches data protection and AI law at several universities and speaks regularly on topics related to data protection, AI and the responsible use of data.
Tuesday 29 September Day Two Plenary Agenda
Panel 10: CONSUMERS & DATA – Interoperability, data flows and user protection
- How should platform data governance evolve to support interoperability, innovation and competition while maintaining high standards of privacy, security and user protection?
- How can cross-border data flows and regulatory cooperation be made more predictable for platforms operating across multiple jurisdictions?
- What mechanisms can improve consistency of supervision and enforcement for global platforms without fragmenting digital services?
- How are concerns around addictive design, protection of minors and platform responsibility shaping the next phase of digital regulation?
- Are EU-US data adequacy agreements at risk, and what’s the fallback for businesses?