Amy Running is Director and Managing Counsel, Privacy at Twilio. She is a global privacy attorney with more than 15 years of privacy experience and a trusted advisor in the cybersecurity industry through her work at Symantec, Sophos and McAfee, where she built cross functional privacy review processes to ensure default privacy settings in all products and services. Amy is a Fellow of Information Privacy and a member of the International Association of Privacy Professionals. She is also a member of the Minnesota and Illinois Bar.

Goli is Counsel in Bryan Cave Leighton Paisner’s Data Privacy and Security Team. Focused on data privacy, cyber security, and technology transactions, she counsels a diverse array of companies from start-ups to Fortune 100 companies, including health care companies. She works closely with clients on data privacy and security compliance programs and advises on all aspects of local and international data privacy and security laws, and emerging laws and regulations around the world. Goli also advises on data retention and minimization, privacy by design, data inventories, cross-border transfer agreements, privacy impact assessments and negotiating third-party agreements including digital marketing, software licensing, SaaS, and other commercial agreements. Goli is a founding member of the Firm’s Artificial Intelligence (AI) working group and has specialized training in AI governance. She advises a variety of clients on the emerging laws that impact the development and implementation of AI solutions. Goli speaks frequently on these topics, is a Certified Information Privacy Professional for the United States (CIPP/US) and Europe (CIPP/E), and an active member of the Lawyers of Color Affinity Group.

Benjamin (Ben) Siegel - IAPP Fellow of Information Privacy, CIPM,
CIPP/E/US, AIGP - Senior Privacy Consultant, is a seasoned privacy
professional with more than 8 years of experience in the development
of privacy policies and procedures.

Ben has extensive experience researching global privacy law on a
variety of topics. His focus is multinational, expanding his knowledge
and expertise through interactions with Data Protection Authorities,
Supervisory Authorities, and other regulators.

Benjamin focuses on the operational privacy requirements of organizations, implementation of
Privacy Impact Assessments, Data Subject requests, and other processes; he is highly skilled in
developing privacy programs from the ground up. Ben also provides research and advice on
addressing the various, sometimes conflicting privacy requirements for marketing departments.
Beyond consulting duties, Ben manages the training operations at Privacy Ref, as well as the
partnerships with vendors, analyzing, learning, and assisting with the implementation of multiple
privacy tools, helping customers implement and learn to use them.

Ben is an experienced CIPM and CIPP/E/US, AIGP trainer, an accomplished speaker, and a
writer with a keen interest in the root causes of data breaches; he shares his breach insights on
his Quarterly Data Breach Review Webinar and writes frequently for the Privacy Ref Blog. To
date, Ben has presented numerous webinars to over 3,500 people.

As the Director of Product Management & Marketing at Exterro, I lead the development, marketing, and commercialization of innovative privacy and data governance solutions. With a focus on automating compliance and minimizing data risk, I oversee products like data discovery, RoPA/data mapping, assessments manager, data retention, data subjects rights, and consent management, helping businesses navigate the complex regulatory landscape.

I’m passionate about bridging the gap between technical innovation and legal compliance. My journey from privacy lawyer and consultant to product leader has been driven by a desire to create tools that solve real-world challenges. With certifications such as CIPM, CIPP/C, and a Fellow of Information Privacy (FIP), I bring a comprehensive understanding of both the legal and technical aspects of data privacy. In addition, I have completed product management certifications, such as from the Pragmatic Institute, which has sharpened my skills in building and launching innovative products.

Having led privacy programs for large enterprises at EY and KPMG, I transitioned into product roles where I could shape privacy technology from the ground up. Whether it’s through building tools or hosting thought leadership platforms like the 'Privacy Tech Talk' podcast, my mission is to drive impactful, scalable solutions that address today’s most pressing data challenges.