William Malcolm

William Malcolm is a prominent figure in the field of international privacy law, serving as the leader of Google's international privacy legal function.

With a wealth of experience in dealing with regulatory bodies and global policymakers, William represents Google on privacy matters and is a well-known speaker on data protection and privacy issues.

His expertise lies in global privacy and data protection compliance and policy, e-Privacy and GDPR, AI/ML privacy issues, cloud privacy, and the right to be forgotten.

William Malcolm's educational background includes a Diploma in Legal Practice from the University of Strathclyde, a Certificate in Freedom of Information from BCS ISEB, a Certificate in Data Protection from BCS ISEB, and an LLB in Scots Law from the University of Dundee.

Throughout his career, William has held various key positions, including Senior Director, International Privacy Legal & Consumer Protection at Google, Legal Director of Privacy at Google, Secondee Legal Counsel at Scottish Power, Secondee Legal Counsel focusing on Data Protection & Information Security at Royal Bank of Scotland, and Senior Associate at Pinsent Masons.