Last year, a friend asked me to co-author a book on data privacy. I said yes for several reasons. First, I always encourage women to take on new challenges and forge their path through unknown territory. Second, as an intellectual property attorney, privacy law is an integral part of my practice. Finally, as the CEO of a startup whose connected product will be using data to improve health outcomes, this is of particular relevance to my company. After the completion of the book, I met and worked with a diverse group of women I had not known before.
The full article as published in the January edition of the Association for Women in Science Journal, is below.
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