Jules Cohen is a Director in the Legal and Corporate Affairs group at Microsoft. He joined Microsoft in 1998 in the company's online division. In his current role, Cohen works to develop online privacy policies and solutions. In 2008 he served as a Microsoft representative on the Internet Safety Technical Task Force (ISTTF), a group of companies, non-profit organizations and academics looking to develop effective tools and technologies to create a safer environment on the Internet for youth.

Sarah G. Goyette is an attorney specializing in global privacy and security

matters. As a senior attorney at Intel Corporation, Sarah counsels a

diverse group of business units on a variety of privacy-related legal

issues pertaining to M&A, Internet of Things, new devices, labs research,

and privacy incident response. Sarah also serves on the finance committee

of the board of directors at Hospice of Santa Cruz County. Prior to joining

Intel, Sarah worked as Division Counsel managing the global privacy program

at LSI Corporation (an Avago Technologies, Inc. company). Sarah earned

degrees from Santa Clara University School of Law (JD), American University

(MA), and U.C. Davis (BA). Sarah holds CIPM and CIPT certifications

(Certified Information Privacy Manager and Certified Information Privacy

Technologist) through the International Association of Privacy

Professionals.