Data sprawl is no longer just an IT problem — it's a legal liability, a compliance exposure, and an AI governance risk converging at once.This fast-paced, collective intelligence session is built for practitioners who want more than a presentation — they want to solve real problems with real peers.
Rebecca Perry is the Director of Strategic Partnerships at Exterro. Rebecca has been with Exterro almost 30 years. She works with legal, IT, Compliance and Privacy professionals, along with their outside counsel, to accelerate compliance and mitigate risks in the areas of Data Privacy, Data Retention, Data Inventory/Mapping, Data Breach, E-Discovery & Digital Forensics.
Rebecca has been a Certified Information Privacy Professional for the last 10 years and has been in the trenches with clients helping them solve complex data governance challenges.
Rebecca speaks frequently on these topics to groups like the Association of Corporate Counsel, IAPP, PrivSec, Data Protection World Forum and Today's General Counsel. Rebecca also manages strategic partnerships with legal service providers and works closely with law firm partners.
Fahad Diwan is Director of Product Management (Privacy & Data Governance Products) at Exterro, a market Data Risk Management software provider. In his role, he brings to market products that streamline and automate privacy compliance. Previously, Fahad was a privacy lawyer & consultant and worked at leadings firms like Norton Rose Fulbright, KPMG, and EY.
Patrick Butts, CEDS, IGP is Legal Operations and Information Governance Manager for Hilltop Securities in Dallas, Texas. Hilltop Securities is a Texas-based diversified financial services company, servicing clients from offices across the United States in Public Finance, Capital Markets, Wealth Management, Structured Finance, Clearing Services, Commodities and Securities Lending.
In his role with Hilltop Securities, Patrick’s responsibilities are distributed between management of corporate legal related processes and practices; consultation with in-house and outside counsel regarding management of legal initiatives; integration of an Information Governance program, consisting of records management, information classification, risk management, security and privacy; supervising and managing the work flow and activities of the E-Discovery team and assisting with discovery for complex litigation, regulatory investigations and other disputes; leading the development of policies and procedures, training requirements and strategic vision for the E-Discovery program and platform; and collaboration with technology and business units on information governance.
Clinton Sanko is the office managing shareholder of Baker Donelson's Chattanooga office, and the Firm's eDiscovery and Practice Enhancement officer where he helps lead the Firm's adoption of artificial intelligence into its practice groups. An experienced commercial trial lawyer, he represents clients in complex business disputes and high-stakes litigation. In addition to overseeing the Firm's eDiscovery operations, Clinton helps drive the strategic adoption of artificial intelligence and emerging technologies to enhance litigation and transactional strategy, efficiency, and client service. He is a frequent speaker on eDiscovery, legal technology, and the evolving role of AI in the practice of law.