Avv. Marco Martorana

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Contract Professor in Privacy Law, Studio Legale Martorana

Practicing lawyer in Lucca, Chairperson of Studio Legale Martorana and Professor of Privacy Law in Universitas Mercatorum, I am also the President of the association ASSODATA and Data Protection Officer. My fields of expertise are privacy law, data protection and new technology law, and I have been speaker on these subjects in numerous seminars and events and I have published articles, papers, and monographs on privacy related matters.

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GDPR Four Years On: Reviewing the Most Significant Enforcement Decisions

25 May 2022, 13:40 - 14:30 BST

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PrivSec Focus - GDPR Four Years On

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Steven Marc Rhodes

Assistant General Counsel and Privacy Lawyer, Allegis Group
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Alain De Maght

CISO & DPO, Hôpitaux Iris Sud
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Natalia Stenbrink

Head of Global Data Privacy — Sandvik Group Compliance/Legal

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