Annual Meeting - Future of Privacy Forum

Peer Learning

Expert Sessions

Networking

Join privacy leaders from around the globe at our exclusive Annual Meeting to discuss the biggest challenges of data protection today.

Event Update

The next FPF Annual Advisory Board Meeting will be held June 11-13, 2025 at the InterContinental Wharf DC Hotel. Advisory Board members will receive a formal invitation once registration opens. For questions about the meeting, please email [email protected].

The FPF Annual Advisory Board Meeting is the premier opportunity for Advisory Board members to engage with fellow corporate privacy executives, leading academics, and members of civil society. This is also an opportunity for your ideas to help shape FPF’s agenda for the year ahead.

Our program focuses on peer learning and expert sessions that ensure you meet and discuss the biggest challenges of data protection today with your colleagues on the FPF Advisory Board. Previous discussion topics include State and Federal Legislation Issues, Data Protection to Date Governance, the Future of Youth Online, Immersive Tech, Global Data Flows, and the Future of Advertising.

“A great forum for us as privacy professionals to get together in person to discuss and share best practices and ideas to address the biggest things on our minds! The FPF team are always great hosts in helping facilitate rich dialogue across industry, academics, and legal thought-leaders.”

Lawrence Schoeb, Samsara

“The FPF Annual Advisory Board Meeting was an invaluable opportunity to sit at the table with privacy experts from academia, industry and civil society. FPF gathers thought leaders all in one place to foster meaningful discussions focused on practical strategies for organizations grappling with balancing data protection, data ethics and technology innovation.”

Tiffany Hartkemeyer, Booking Holdings

“I loved the opportunity to see some of my favorite people in data privacy in such a beautiful setting. I also met some folks who I know will be great colleagues in this space in the years to come. An especially attractive part of the meeting was the fact that there were so many people from around the world, bringing their perspectives to the conversation.”

Anupam Chander, Georgetown University