The Web Privacy Podcast

Most companies trust their website. They shouldn't. The leaders who know better are rebuilding what it means to govern a website, and every week we sit down with privacy executives, compliance teams, and digital risk pros at the world's largest enterprises. We dive into stories with the ones who caught a broken consent tool before the regulator did, traced a six-figure loss back to a failed tracking pixel, and rebuilt their entire data governance approach from scratch. The rules of digital trust are being rewritten right now. This show is where you hear it first. Brought to you by ObservePoint, the web governance platform that helps the world's largest enterprises see exactly what their websites are doing, and prove it. https://www.observepoint.com/

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  Episode #6

  From compliance to strategy with Fenwick & West

  Sep 15, 202644 minS0

  <p>Summary<br> What happens to a privacy program after it declares itself ready for GDPR? According to Marcus Morissette, a privacy lawyer at Fenwick & West who was a CIPP before there were slashes, most of them stop evolving. Host Ethan Prete sits down with Marcus to unpack privacy 2.0, where compliance is table stakes and the real job is getting the business to its goals inside the company's risk appetite. Marcus explains why he told his eBay team never to say no and never to say yes, why the enforcement everyone feared turned out to be security's problem, and why...

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  Episode #5

  Privacy Is a Team Sport: Pari Sarnot | Privacy, Risk & Governance Leader

  Sep 8, 202634 minS0

  <p>Summary<br>What do you do when privacy rights create a challenge your existing process was never designed to handle? Host Ethan Prete sits down with Pari Sarnot, a Privacy, Risk & Governance Leader with experience across organizations including Meta, Grant Thornton, eBay, and Microsoft, as well as an IAPP instructor and mentor. Pari shares an example from her broader professional experience involving a growing volume of GDPR access requests for customer service call recordings, and the privacy, operational, employee, and governance considerations that followed. She walks through how a cross-functional team evaluated multiple options and ultimately aligned the retention...

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  Episode #4

  Customer Relationships That Last Decades: Will Clayton at Marriott Vacations

  Sep 1, 202634 minS0

  <p>Summary<br> What does it take to run privacy for a brand where the customer relationship lasts decades? Host Ethan Prete sits down with Will Clayton, Data Privacy Director at Marriott Vacations Worldwide, whose privacy career stretches back to 2000 and the early days of ad tech. Will explains why day one of a new privacy law actually starts at day minus 200, what happens to consent architecture when a customer moves from an opt-out jurisdiction to an opt-in one, and why the smartest compliance strategy is a single ethical policy that satisfies every jurisdiction at once. Along the way: who...

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  Episode #3

  Privacy Checks Are Trust Builders, Not Roadblocks with Uche Orji

  Aug 25, 202626 minS0

  <p>Summary<br> What can a single pre-checked checkbox teach an entire company about consent? In this episode of The Web Privacy Podcast, host Ethan Prete talks with Uche Orji, Lawyer and Compliance officer, about the marketing signup form she flagged during an internal audit, and why "customers can always unsubscribe" is the mindset that leads to GDPR fines. Uche explains what the law actually requires of consent, how she replaced a lucky catch with a routine privacy workflow, why privacy checks are trust builders rather than roadblocks, and how legal teams can operationalize the law with process documents, education...

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  Episode #2

  Why Privacy Lawyers Are Becoming AI Lawyers: Mark Sanders at Tekion

  Aug 18, 202631 minS0

  <p>Summary<br>What happens to privacy lawyers when AI takes over the spotlight? In this episode of The Web Privacy Podcast, host Ethan Prete sits down with Mark Sanders, Sr Product AI & Data Privacy Counsel at Tekion, an AI native platform for car dealerships, and a 30 year veteran of in-house roles at Adobe, eBay, and Airbnb. Mark explains why the lawyers who mastered America's fragmented privacy patchwork are the best prepared to navigate AI regulation, what it looks like to work as embedded product counsel reviewing Figmas and data flows alongside engineers, and the three lens framework he uses...

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