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Andrew Kingman on Striking Balance in U.S. Privacy Laws

Andrew Kingman on Striking Balance in U.S. Privacy Laws

As the U.S. grapples with the absence of a federal privacy law, state-level regulations have become the de facto standard for protecting personal data. At the center of this transformation is Andrew Kingman, a leading privacy attorney and lobbyist who has quietly shaped much of the legislation that now governs how companies handle sensitive information. From Vermont to Minnesota, Kingman has steered negotiations to balance consumer rights with business needs. His pragmatic approach focusing on enforceable standards illustrates how policy compromises are forged in America’s complex privacy landscape.

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Japan Global Initiative, Global Program

Japan Global Initiative, Global Program

Washington CORE recently received 17 visitors from Chuo University and Reitaku University, Japan’s premier universities. The program was organized by the Japan Global Initiative...

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Japan Night in Boston

Japan Night in Boston

Washington CORE recently collaborated with LINK-J, one of the premier life science and health industry promotion organizations in Japan, to showcase Japan Night in Boston. This...

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