Conference Day Two - Wednesday 25th March 2026

Across online safety, privacy, competition, and AI, regulators are converging on one message: platforms must demonstrate responsibility in how products are designed, deployed, and governed. Legal and compliance leaders cannot operate in isolation - alignment with product and engineering is critical to reducing exposure while enabling innovation. This keynote explores how to embed governance into the heart of product strategy.

• Embedding compliance and risk frameworks directly into product development and deployment workflows
• Bridging organisational gaps between legal, compliance, product, and engineering functions
• Documenting decisions, risk assessments, and mitigations to withstand regulatory and public scrutiny
• Building governance structures that balance innovation with accountability across all high-risk areas

Camilla Gerosa

Legal Counsel
Bending Spoons

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For digital platforms that span regions, product lines, and regulatory regimes, piecemeal compliance approaches create inefficiency, duplication, and risk. Leaders need operating models that are scalable, adaptable, and embedded into the business, rather than reactive fixes to each new regulation. This session explores how to build frameworks that balance global consistency with local responsiveness.

• Developing standardised compliance frameworks that can flex to meet global and local regulatory requirements
• Reducing silos and duplication by streamlining processes across legal, policy, and product functions
• Building agility into operating models to adapt quickly as new regulations emerge (safety, data, AI, competition)
• Connecting regional and business unit operations to central oversight for consistency and accountability

Nick Seeber

Global Head of Digital Regulation
Deloitte

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Hannah Croke

Managing Counsel of ecommerce and Safety
Electronic Arts (EA)

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Nicola Aitken

European Compliance Officer
Meta

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Sabrina Tozzi

Head of EU/UK, Regulatory & International Legal
Roblox

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Nikki Blackie

Director - Regulatory Response
Ebay

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Over the past five years, Remedy Entertainment has undergone a major transformation - shifting from its heritage in single-player AAA titles to developing ambitious multiplayer experiences. With this evolution came the challenge of building legal and compliance processes from the ground up, in a sector increasingly shaped by complex and overlapping regulations. This case study will explore how Remedy has navigated the legal and operational demands of a fast-changing industry:

• Establishing compliance and governance frameworks from scratch to support multiplayer expansion
• Managing regulatory requirements unique to the gaming ecosystem, from data to online safety
• Addressing the challenges of outsourcing legal in a highly specialised, niche sector
• Preparing for and operationalising compliance with the EU AI Act

Ieva Kovarskyte

Legal Director
Remedy Entertainment

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Like most mid-size tech players and start-ups, Yubo face the same complex patchwork of global regulations as multinationals, but without the luxury of deep legal teams and expansive budgets. This session explores how Yubo’s legal team are seeking to strategically navigate these pressures, and adopting a safety-first mindset to go above and beyond their base-level regulatory requirements, building resilience for future growth.

• Strategies for managing global regulatory obligations with lean teams and budgets
• Embedding a proactive compliance ethos that goes beyond minimum requirements
• Balancing proactive risk prevention with reactive risk management
• Building strong relationships with leadership, regulators, and external partners to amplify resources

Margaux Liquard

Head of Trust and Safety Operations
Yubo

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Alexandre Euverte

Data Privacy Officer & Legal Officer
Yubo

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The "GDPR-first" strategy is no longer a safety net—it’s a baseline that often fails when it hits local realities. From the draconian biometric requirements of Illinois (BIPA) to the high-stakes world of age verification and minor-specific protections, global data stewardship is now a game of managing contradictions. This session moves past the theory of data transfers to the practical reality of running a global platform with limited resources. We will explore how to build a resilient governance architecture that survives localized crackdowns without paralysing your product roadmap.

• The Biometric Trap & Age Gates: Navigating ID verification and minor-specific safety standards (BIPA, UK Children’s Code, and beyond)
• The Resource Gap: How to prioritize "Localised Risk" vs. "Global Norms" when you don't have a 100-person regulatory resilience team
• Engineering Trust into the Flow: Practical strategies for aligning identity verification and content safety with evolving "dark pattern" user protection laws

Teodora Pimpireva

Head of Privacy
UNiDAYS

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Aditya Annadatha

Product Regulatory and Compliance Solution Manager
TikTok

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As AI becomes embedded in core operations and decision-making processes, legacy regulatory frameworks are straining under the weight of technologies they were never designed to govern. Investments into AI are not only transforming operational models but also challenging the foundations of accountability, transparency, and trust in compliance. This session will explore how regulatory systems must evolve, what "integrity architecture" looks like in practice, and who is best positioned to design systems that align innovation with compliance obligations.

• How AI is reshaping regulatory expectations and compliance investments
• Ensuring accountability for AI-driven decisions within existing and future regulatory frameworks
• Why legacy regulation is no longer fit for purpose in an AI-driven world
• Designing “integrity architectures” that can adapt to fast-changing regulatory landscapes

As online platforms come under increasing scrutiny, compliance leaders are finding themselves on the frontlines of investigations linked to online harms. From regulator-led probes and statutory public inquiries to coroners’ requests for evidence, platforms are expected to respond with speed, accuracy, and transparency - often under significant political and media spotlight. This session explores how legal, compliance, and trust & safety teams can prepare for and navigate these complex investigative processes.

• Understanding the landscape that triggers formal investigations and who are the key investigative bodies (regulators, public inquiries, coroners)?
• Building preparation strategies and playbooks for evidence handling, data preservation, and cross-team coordination before an investigation arises.
• Best practices for responding to regulators - balancing transparency with legal obligations and reputational protection.
• Cross-functional collaboration: How compliance, trust & safety, product, and legal teams can align under pressure.

Ben Packer

Partner
Linklaters

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Laetitia Temper

Safety Specialist
TIER-Dott

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Nicola Margiotta

Lead Counsel - Content Regulation
TikTok

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