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=== Don MacLeod ===

=== Don MacLeod ===

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|DIRECTOR OF AUTONOMOUS DEFENCE AND SENSORS

|Director of Autonomous Defence and Sensors

Donald MacLeod has worked at the Communications Security Establishment since 1997 in a variety of cyber security, capabilities development and intelligence roles. Currently he is the Director of Autonomous Defence and Sensors for the CSE’s Cyber Centre. In this role he works with a team to design, build and operate the sensors that help defend the Government of Canada’s worldwide computer networks. This also involves working directly with industry to both better defend the Government of Canada, and also the Critical Infrastructure that Canada depends on

Donald MacLeod has worked at the Communications Security Establishment since 1997 in a variety of cyber security, capabilities development and intelligence roles. Currently he is the Director of Autonomous Defence and Sensors for the CSE’s Cyber Centre. In this role he works with a team to design, build and operate the sensors that help defend the Government of Canada’s worldwide computer networks. This also involves working directly with industry to both better defend the Government of Canada, and also the Critical Infrastructure that Canada depends on

|General Counsel in Justice Canada, Immigration Refugee and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) Legal Services

|General Counsel in Justice Canada, Immigration Refugee and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) Legal Services

Lindsay has worked at CSE for 15 years, including many years developing and delivering cyber security training to internal CSE staff. She currently leads the team within the Canadian Center for Cyber Security that manages partnerships and engagements for the Academic and Health sectors. This role includes providing cyber security advice guidance and services to partners in those sectors. She is a graduate of engineering from Queen’s University.

Michelle is co-chair of the Justice Canada Artificial Intelligence (AI) Working Group and chair of the Justice Canada E- Commerce Study Group. Michelle is the Justice Canada business lead of a partnership with IRCC to pilot an AI powered legal technology tool for immigration law. She is also a member of the Law Commission of Ontario’s AI Advisory Panel supporting its Digital Rights Project. Michelle started her career in private practice and has previously advised the departments of (then) Human Resources and Skills Development Canada, Health Canada and the Public Health Agency of Canada. Technology law and digital law have been a focus of Michelle’s practice for over twenty years. Michelle has been a member of the Law Society of Upper Canada since 1994 and a member of the Law Society of Manitoba since 1989.  

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=== Jocopo Ottaviani ===

=== Jacopo Ottaviani ===

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|Chief Data Officer, Code for Africa

|Chief Data Officer, Code for Africa

=== Nigel Jacob ===

=== Nigel Jacob ===

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|Bio Wording

|Nigel Jacob is the Co-founder of the Mayor’s Office of New Urban Mechanics, a civic innovation incubator and R&D Lab within Boston’s City Hall.

 

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=== Mélanie Robert ===

=== Mélanie Robert ===

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