ABOUT THIS EPISODE
For our convo with Heather Federman, we turn to one of the great voices of the 80s, Rod Stewart, and his classic, “Forever Young”. This song has become an American anthem emblematic of the youthful vigorous spirit of the country. There is no more vigorous spirit in the privacy world than Heather. She is a force of nature and is working on some of the most complex issues in data privacy.
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