Paula Bruening, Esq.

Paula J. Bruening comes to Sequel from Intel Corporation, where she served as Director of Global Privacy Policy. There she developed and coordinated privacy policy across the company and represented the company in Brussels and at international forums. Prior to her tenure at Intel, she was Vice President for Global Policy at the Centre for Information Policy Leadership, where she developed consensus-driven approaches to accountability that are now reflected in law and international privacy guidance.

Ms. Bruening brings to her work extensive experience in government, advocacy and international organizations, including APEC and the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development. Her work has been published in academic and policy journals and she has spoken on privacy issues in Asia, Europe and the Americas. Ms. Bruening holds a B.A. from John Carroll University and a J.D. from Case Western Reserve University School of Law.

Paula J. Bruening & Mary J. Culnan, Through a Glass Darkly: From Privacy Notices to Effective Transparency, 17 N.C. J.L. & TECH. 515 (2016).

David Hoffman, Paula Bruening & Sophia Carter, The Right to Obscurity: How We Can Implement the Google Spain Decision, 17 N.C. J.L. & TECH. 437 (2016).

GK. Krasnow Waterman & Paula J. Bruening, Big Data Analytics: Risk and Responsibilities, 4 INT’L DATA PRIVACY L. 89 (2014).

Paula J. Breuning & K. Krasnow Waterman, Data Tagging for New Information Governance Models, 8.5 IEEE SECURITY & PRIVACY MAG. 64 (2010).

Paula J. Bruening, Accountability: Part of the International Public Dialogue About Privacy Governance, 10 BNA Int’l 1 (2010).

Paula J. Bruening & Bridget C. Treacy, Cloud Computing: Privacy, Security Challenges, 8 BNA, INC. PRIVACY & SECURITY LAW REP. 1 (2009).

Paula J. Breuning & Bridget Treacy, Cloud Computing — Data Protection Concerns Unwrapped, 3(4) J. Global Drug Pol’y & Prac. (2009).

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