Biometrics, Privacy & Data Governance in Live Environments
As live sports environments rapidly integrated advanced technologies, such as facial recognition, biometric ticketing, and AI-powered analytics, the collection and use of personal data became central to both operational efficiency and fan experience.
However, these innovations brought complex privacy, legal, and governance challenges that demanded strategic oversight and robust compliance frameworks.
Panel Topics Include:
- Legal requirements for facial recognition and biometric ticketing
- Balancing commercial use and privacy in fan data
- Navigating privacy and cybersecurity for AI-driven stadium systems
- Safeguarding children’s privacy
- Structuring sponsorship and data-sharing agreements
- Promoting transparency and compliance in AI analytics
- Responding to privacy lawsuits and regulatory scrutiny
Speakers
- Nicola Menaldo
Partner, Privacy and Security Practice
Perkins Coie - Ryan Spear
Partner, Privacy and Security Practice
Perkins Coie - Felipe Mendez
Chief Legal & Administrative Officer
FIFA Seattle - Don Munson
Associate General Counsel
LA Clippers, Intuit Dome and Kia Forum - Marissa John
Vice President & General Counsel
Seattle Seahawks
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