Bruno Sivanandan

Prof. Graham Greenleaf

Graham Greenleaf AM is Professor of Law & Information Systems at UNSW Australia in Sydney, where he researches and teaches the relationships between information technology and law. He is a co-founder of the free access law service, AustLII (Australasian Legal Information Institute), and a researcher in AI applications to law. He has been involved in privacy issues since the mid-1970s. His 2014 book, Asian Data Privacy Laws analyses data privacy laws in all 28 countries in Asia. He is Asia-Pacific Editor for Privacy Laws & Business International Report, where he publishes regular surveys of the world’s privacy laws. He is co-editor of the monograph series Oxford Data Protection and Privacy Law. He has completed numerous consultancy projects for the European Commission on data privacy in Asia-Pacific countries. He was an invited speaker at the ‘launch’ of the EU’s General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) on 25 May 2018. He represents the Australian Privacy Foundation as an Observer on the Consultative Committee of data protection Convention 108.

Hai Nguyen

Hai NGUYEN is Head of Legal of Gojek - one of top ecommerce platforms on ride-hailing in Vietnam. He is a Vietnamese qualified lawyer and holds an LLM on European Laws from University Bordeaux IV (France). He has 10 years of legal practice experience advising on foreign investment, corporate, commercial laws with a particular focus on e-commerce and data protection.
Most recently, he was the former founder of UP Counsel Law Firm where he assisted SMEs, tech startups, and e-commerce platforms. He was also lead legal counsel for Auchan Retail Vietnam and charged for closing expansion projects in Vietnam.

Yen Vu

Yen has over 17 years of experience in IP enforcement & litigation. Her specialty in contentious and non-contentious IP matters has a focus on enforcement, protection, and commercialization of trade marks, patents, copyright, and domain names. Her expertise in IP stretches across multiple regions including Vietnam, Laos, and Cambodia.
She also has extensive experience in advising clients in data protection and data privacy in Vietnam. She has recently worked with the Digital Committee of the European Chamber of Commerce in Vietnam to contribute comments to the Ministry of Public Security on the draft decree of personal data protection. She also speaks at workshops on data protection and digital transformation in Vietnam and SEA organized by the World Economic Forum and Lexology.
Under the lead of Yen Vu, Rouse Vietnam has been chosen by the UK Government to provide technical training to IP authorities in Vietnam within the framework of their cooperation with the country. She also has experience working closely with the drafting committee of the Intellectual Property Office of Vietnam and the Copyright Office of Vietnam for IP law amendment exercises over the years.