Doug Farry Presents at The Progress & Freedom Foundation's Aspen Summit: Global Competition, Convergence & Culture

Attorney(s) Speaking

• Douglas B. Farry

Doug Farry serves as a featured speaker at The Progress & Freedom Foundation's Aspen Summit: Global Competition, Convergence & Culture.  Joining Doug for the panel session, Privacy & Security: To Regulate or Not to Regulate - That is the Question? are such industry counterparts as

• Daniel W. Caprio Jr., Executive Vice President and Senior Fellow, The Progress & Freedom Foundation (Moderator)
• Andy Black , Deputy Staff Director, Policy, U.S. House Committee on Energy and Commerce
• Tod Cohen , Deputy General Counsel & Vice President, Government Relations, eBay Inc.
• Douglas Farry , Managing Director of Government Affairs, McKenna Long and Aldridge
• Tony Hadley , Vice President for Government Affairs, Experian
• The Honorable Jon Leibowitz , Commissioner, Federal Trade Commission
• Paul Martino, Counsel, Legislative and Public Policy Group, Alston & Bird LLP
• Neil Patel, Assistant to the Vice President for Domestic Policy, Office of the Vice President
• The Honorable Orson Swindle , Distinguished Fellow, The Progress & Freedom Foundation and Senior Policy Advisor, Center for Information Policy Leadership at Hunton & Williams LLP 

The Aspen Summit 2006, The Progress & Freedom Foundation's annual gathering of the digital world's most prominent business leaders, probing thinkers and influential policymakers, takes place August 20-22 at the St. Regis Hotel in Aspen, Colorado.

Debuting in 1995, the Aspen Summit soon became one of the best and most talked about events of its kind. Speakers have included corporate leaders such as Mel Karmazin, Richard Notebaert, Jeff Bezos, Ivan Seidenberg and Edgar Bronfman, Jr.; technology pioneers such as Jeff Citron, Jonathan Schwartz and Tom Perkins; leading policymakers such as Michael Powell, Kevin Martin, Marsha Blackburn and Haley Barbour; and other luminaries such as Antonin Scalia. CEOs, senior government officials, academics and policy wonks are drawn each August to the base of Aspen Mountain to engage in information sharing and informed speculation.

For more information, please access:

http://www.pff.org/aspensummit/aspen2006/index.html