Erin Egan is Vice President of U.S. Public Policy and Chief
Privacy Officer for Facebook. As head of Facebook’s
Washington, DC, office, Erin leads the company’s
domestic policy strategy, driving Facebook's engagement
with policymakers and regulators on a range of issues,
including reforming government surveillance, developing
more proactive immigration policies, and empowering
everyone who uses Facebook to protect the privacy of
their information. Erin played a key role in developing
Facebook's comprehensive privacy program and
continues to manage its ongoing operation.

Prior to joining Facebook, Erin was a partner at Covington
& Burling LLP, where she started the firm’s privacy and
data security practice and represented leading media and
technology companies on tech policy issues including
privacy, data security, e-commerce, and advertising.

Mike Hintze is Microsoft’s Chief Privacy Counsel. He joined Microsoft in 1998, and his practice includes a number of regulatory and public policy issues, focused on privacy worldwide. He is a regular speaker and writer on data privacy issues, and has taught privacy law at the University of Washington School of Law.

Prior to joining Microsoft, Mike was an associate with Steptoe & Johnson LLP, which he joined following a judicial clerkship with the Washington State Supreme Court. Mike is a graduate of the University of Washington and the Columbia University School of Law.