Penny Longman is the Director, Information Security and Data Stewardship at Fraser Health. She has experience in a variety of industries across Canada, in IT and Security and is especially passionate about real transformational change in security awareness and management within organisations.

Greg Stolhand is a Regional Director at Medigate. Before joining Medigate, Greg spent 3 years at ThunderCat Technology (SDVOSB) serving the VA and DoD Healthcare system as a Medigate channel partner.

Sybila Valdivieso is Executive Director and Senior Legal Counsel with the Provincial Health Services Authority where she oversees the Information Access Privacy department and the Technology Development Office. In her role, she has the opportunity to work across the health sector with colleagues who bring substantial expertise in the areas of healthcare, privacy, data protection, data analytics, information security, governance, technology, intellectual property and commercialization in support of the overarching goal of better patient care for British Columbians. It is her work throughout the pandemic that has spearheaded her interest in AI and Robotics in healthcare, with a view to contributing to the larger discourse of AI on key practicalities so that future regulations of AI in British Columbia consider the full potential of AI in healthcare, while also protecting patients’ rights.

Roxanna Dehghan is the Director for Privacy Governance and Operations at Provincial Health Services Authority (PHSA), where she provides strategic direction and leadership across all aspects of privacy governance and operation, including policies, practices, education, information stewardship, data governance, audit. Roxanna leads provincial privacy programs that impact all BC health authorities and she, along with her team, leads the development of provincial standards in such programs. Internal to PHSA, Roxanna and her team provide guidance, support, education and awareness to staff, physicians and researchers employed by PHSA to ensure compliance to British Columbia’s Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act. Although new to healthcare, Roxanna is not new to public sector privacy, she previously worked within Information Privacy and Security team with the Government of British Columbia Ministry of Citizen Services prior to PHSA. Roxanna holds a Masters of Information, her specialization was Identity Security and Privacy from the University of Toronto and she also has her certified privacy professional certification for Canada and Europe (CIPP/C and CIPP/E) with the International Association of Privacy Professionals. Outside of privacy work, Roxanna enjoys, hiking with her dog Bernie, cycling, skiing and exploring all over British Columbia for the best surf spot.

Quinn Fletcher is currently the Privacy Officer for the Ministry of Health and Ministry of Mental Health and Addictions. Prior to joining the health sector, he worked in the corporate privacy office for the Province of BC in the Ministry of Citizens’ Services overseeing the review of over a thousand privacy impact assessments a year, while working with all ministries on new legislation, projects, systems and any other challenging privacy problems. He brings a background in client service and information studies.

Seana-Lee has been working in the field of privacy in health care for over 20 years. She is a published author in privacy in health care and has worked with several post secondary institutions in the development of course materials in privacy and release of information. In her career she has overseen the development of over 9000 Privacy and Security Impact Assessments and has incorporated the theme of “Privacy and Security by Design” in her work since 2004. Most recently Ms.Hamilton has been focusing on assisting Primary Care Networks within the Fraser Health Region in privacy legislation (public and private) navigation. Ms. Hamilton has the following certifications: CHIM, CIPP/C, MAPP, CIAPP-P, TFL.

Daniel Nam is a lawyer and privacy professional with an extensive range of legal skills and business experience in privacy, regulatory compliance, and enterprise risk management. As Senior Legal Counsel, Leader, Privacy and Freedom of Information for Vancouver Coastal Health Authority (VCH), he is responsible for all issues relating to privacy and information access as well as providing leadership to the VCH Information Privacy Office and the VCH Freedom of Information Office. Prior to VCH, Daniel served as Chief Privacy Officer for Vancity Credit Union. He also currently serves on British Columbia’s Data Stewardship Committee as an appointed member by the Ministry of Health.

Anthony Green is currently the Manager of Security Operations and Compliance Manager (MSOC) at Chartered Professional Accountants of British Columbia. the MSOC`s key responsibility is leading the team in charge of creating the security program. This includes a mixture of managing security staff and security vendors.

Anthony is also currently working with UBC as their Lead for Cybersecurity Academic Programs and is working on creating a professional certificate in cyber security program management. In the evenings Anthony teaches the Cyber Security Micro-Credential at UBC.

Anthony is very enthusiastic about giving back to the local Information Security community through mentoring young graduates and teaching local small businesses the fundamentals of cybersecurity that they would otherwise not have been exposed to.

Penny Longman is the Director, Information Security and Data Stewardship at Fraser Health. She has experience in a variety of industries across Canada, in IT and Security and is especially passionate about real transformational change in security awareness and management within organisations.

Roxanna Dehghan is the Director for Privacy Governance and Operations at Provincial Health Services Authority (PHSA), where she provides strategic direction and leadership across all aspects of privacy governance and operation, including policies, practices, education, information stewardship, data governance, audit. Roxanna leads provincial privacy programs that impact all BC health authorities and she, along with her team, leads the development of provincial standards in such programs. Internal to PHSA, Roxanna and her team provide guidance, support, education and awareness to staff, physicians and researchers employed by PHSA to ensure compliance to British Columbia’s Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act. Although new to healthcare, Roxanna is not new to public sector privacy, she previously worked within Information Privacy and Security team with the Government of British Columbia Ministry of Citizen Services prior to PHSA. Roxanna holds a Masters of Information, her specialization was Identity Security and Privacy from the University of Toronto and she also has her certified privacy professional certification for Canada and Europe (CIPP/C and CIPP/E) with the International Association of Privacy Professionals. Outside of privacy work, Roxanna enjoys, hiking with her dog Bernie, cycling, skiing and exploring all over British Columbia for the best surf spot.

Seana-Lee has been working in the field of privacy in health care for over 20 years. She is a published author in privacy in health care and has worked with several post secondary institutions in the development of course materials in privacy and release of information. In her career she has overseen the development of over 9000 Privacy and Security Impact Assessments and has incorporated the theme of “Privacy and Security by Design” in her work since 2004. Most recently Ms.Hamilton has been focusing on assisting Primary Care Networks within the Fraser Health Region in privacy legislation (public and private) navigation. Ms. Hamilton has the following certifications: CHIM, CIPP/C, MAPP, CIAPP-P, TFL.

Daniel Nam is a lawyer and privacy professional with an extensive range of legal skills and business experience in privacy, regulatory compliance, and enterprise risk management. As Senior Legal Counsel, Leader, Privacy and Freedom of Information for Vancouver Coastal Health Authority (VCH), he is responsible for all issues relating to privacy and information access as well as providing leadership to the VCH Information Privacy Office and the VCH Freedom of Information Office. Prior to VCH, Daniel served as Chief Privacy Officer for Vancity Credit Union. He also currently serves on British Columbia’s Data Stewardship Committee as an appointed member by the Ministry of Health.

Janet Scott is the Director for Information Access & Privacy at Providence Health Care (PHC), where she, along with her team, provide advice, support and education to Staff, Physicians and researchers to ensure compliance to BC’s privacy legislation. Janet has worked in various roles in healthcare, starting her journey as a laboratory technologist doing ‘bench’ work and then moving into teaching, supervisory and management roles. She has worked in both small and large hospitals and in a private laboratory before coming to PHC. Janet is a Registered Laboratory Technologist with an advance degree in Clinical Microbiology. She also holds an MBA from Simon Fraser University and is a Certified Privacy Professional (CIPP/C) with the International Association of Privacy Professionals.