Kenesa Ahmad Legal and Policy Fellow |
Kenesa Ahmad is a legal and policy fellow at Future of Privacy Forum. She works on issues related to privacy and security, focusing on mobile application privacy. Prior to joining FPF, she received her law degree from the Moritz College of Law of the Ohio State University, where she served as an Articles Editor of the Ohio State Law Journal, and received her LLM from Northwestern University Law School. Kenesa is co-author of the IAPP Privacy Foundations certification book (forthcoming Fall 2012) and is admitted to the Virginia Bar…. Read More >> |
Steven Beale Policy Analyst |
Steven Beale is a Policy Analyst at the Future of Privacy Forum. His work focuses mainly on encryption, government access to data, and the smart grid. Prior to joining FPF, Steven worked on Intel Corporation’s Security and Privacy Policy team and also served for a year with AmeriCorps in St. Louis. He graduated summa cum laude from Hamilton College and was elected to Phi Beta Kappa… Read More >> |
Julian Flamant Policy Fellow |
Julian Flamant is a policy fellow at Future of Privacy Forum. Julian works on a variety of privacy issues with a focus on United States and European Union privacy policy approaches. Prior to joining FPF, Julian worked at the Institute for European Studies and was part of the Blue Book Internship Program at the European Commission, where he worked on privacy, e-commerce, and cloud computing policy issues in Europe’s information society. Julian received a BA in Political Science from Concordia University in Montreal and an LLM in International Law and International Relations from the University of Kent in Brussels… Read More >> |
Lia Sheena Legal and Policy Fellow
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Lia Sheena is a legal and policy fellow at the Future of Privacy Forum. Her work focuses on a range of issues including online privacy and security as it concerns consumers, the industry, and the government. Prior to joining FPF, she interned at The Nielsen Company, where she worked on various privacy issues including emerging technologies, cross-border data transfers, and consumer protection. She received her J.D. from Brooklyn Law School… Read More >> |
