The Institute receives guidance from an External Advisory Board, which includes
privacy experts from academia, government and industry. Members include:
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Martin Abrams, Center for Information Policy Leadership,
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Dr. Ann Cavoukian, Information and Privacy Commissioner of
Ontario, Canada |
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Dr. Lorrie Cranor, Carnegie Mellon University, Pittsburgh, USA |
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Malcolm Crompton, former Federal Privacy Commissioner, Australia |
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Prof. Mary Culnan, Bentley College, USA |
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Prof. Simone Fischer-Hübner, Dept. of Computer Science, Karlstad
University, Sweden |
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Marit Hansen, Head of Section "Privacy Enhancing Technologies", Independent
Centre for Privacy Protection, Germany |
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Dr. Tatsuaki Okamoto, NTT, Japan |
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Prof. Alexander Rossnagel, Univ of Giessen, Germany |
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Prof. Pierangela Samarati, Univ. Milano, Italy |
In addition, the Institute maintains close links with the members of the IBM
Privacy Management Council.
In no event shall the participation in the External Advisory Board or its proceedings,
evaluation of the Evaluation Materials or Related Information, or testing of
any products constitute an endorsement of any IBM product.
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| The Privacy Research Institute is overseen by an Executive Committee comprising
senior executives across IBM. John Karat and Matthias Schunter have been named
institute executives, supervising the Institute's day-to-day activities. More
than 40 scientists from IBM Research around the world are dedicated to privacy-related
technology, exploring how technology can help preserve individual privacy while
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The Institute receives guidance from an Executive Board, which includes Harriet
Pearsson, IBM's chief privacy officer.
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