The Conference Board of Canada

Council for Chief Privacy Officers

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The privacy landscape in Canada is changing.

Privacy regulations are trying to catch up to technology, and consumers are paying more attention to how data are collected and used. What is your organization doing to build and maintain a robust privacy framework?

The Council for Chief Privacy Officers (CCPO) is a community of senior leaders focused on privacy’s role in business.

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Who should join?

Chief executives who oversee their organization’s privacy program, policy development, and regulatory compliance. Members are keen to learn from their peers and actively contribute to discussions.

Key objectives

  • Bring together leaders and peers in an environment that’s safe and conducive to collaborative dialogue
  • Explore emerging trends in the Canadian privacy landscape and their impacts on business
  • Share tools, best practices, and innovations for effectively implementing privacy programs

Benefits of membership

Network

Build relationships with industry thought-leaders and senior executives from across Canada.

Share

Showcase your work and expertise; suggest speakers and themes that matter to you and your organization.

Learn and teach

See how other experts are handling the same challenges you face, and share some of your best practices.

Impact

Connect the dots between privacy and business strategy and show how commitment to privacy is a competitive advantage.

Current members

  • ADP Canada
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  • ATB Financial
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  • Bank of Canada
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  • CAA National Office
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  • Canada Post Corporation
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  • Canada Revenue Agency
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  • Canadian Bankers Association
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  • Canadian Broadcasting Corporation/Radio-Canada
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  • Canadian Western Bank
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  • Deloitte Management Services LP
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  • Desjardins Group
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  • Enbridge Inc.
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  • Foresters Financial
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  • Fountain Tire Ltd.
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  • H&R Block Canada Inc.
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  • Loblaw Companies Limited
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  • OMERS Administration Corporation
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  • Ontario Teachers Insurance Plan
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  • PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP
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  • Shaw Communications Inc.
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  • Sprucegrove Investment Management LTD.
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  • Symcor Inc.
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  • The Canada Life Assurance Company
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  • The Co-operators Group Limited
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  • The Conference Board of Canada
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“Like many compliance professionals, I have limited resources to steer into conferences and training. Therefore, I was initially hesitant about joining the Council of Chief Privacy Officers. However, I have found that I derive great value from my membership. Council meetings always involve high-level presenters who are experts in their fields and engaged privacy colleagues battling the challenges similar to those I face in my organization. I walk away from each meeting with new ideas I can immediately implement to strengthen my organization’s privacy compliance program. I had attended numerous privacy conferences prior to joining the Council. Now I am considering whether there is any need for me to attend privacy conferences organized by other organizations. ”

Canadian Western Bank

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Member activity

Next session

March 28-29, 2022

Theme: Building our influence

Agenda

May 5, 2022

Theme: Board Governance and Privacy

Agenda (TBC)

Speakers
  • TBC

June 6-7, 2022

Theme:TBC

Previous sessions

October 25-26, 2021

Theme: Privacy in the Workplace

Featured peaker
  • Juliette Powell, Data Scientist & Futurist

May 10, 2021

Theme: The evolving privacy and regulatory landscape and its impacts on business

Featured peaker
  • Imran Ahmad, Head of Technology & Innovation, Co-Chair Data Protection, Privacy & Cybersecurity, Norton Rose Fulbright

Recent themes

  • Privacy in the Workplace
  • The evolving privacy and regulatory landscape and its impacts on business
  • Privacy in 2021: Trends, impacts, considerations
  • Top risks for 2021 & the impact on the privacy landscape
  • The intersections between health and safety and privacy

Recent releases and events

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Strengthening Canada’s Digital Defences

The cyber threat landscape continues to evolve, with Canadian organizations getting attacked every single day. Since the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic, many organizations have accelerated their digital transformation. However, the perimeters of Canada’s organizations have changed drastically, thereby increasing their risk profiles. For this reason, cybersecurity must not become an afterthought.

Impact paper  |  34-min read
March 23, 2022

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Cyber and Privacy Review 2021: How the Pandemic Changed Our Tech Use

The COVID-19 pandemic brought about rapid changes to the workplace. Leadership needed to be agile in responding to remote work and new security challenges, both on and offline. With many more people working remotely during the pandemic, organizations suddenly faced cybersecurity challenges and privacy concerns associated with a decentralized workforce and rapid technology adoption.

Impact paper  |  17-min read
December 7, 2021

Innovation Report Card 2021

Innovation is important, but Canada continues to exhibit relatively weak innovation performance. Volatile resource prices, changing demographics, and increasing economic protectionism are exposing Canada’s business innovation weakness and generating pressure to become more innovative in the coming years.

Online experience  |  11-min read
June 28, 2021

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Questions?

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