Data Sovereignty Speakers
Data sovereignty means data is governed by the laws of the country or region where it is created, stored, or processed. As organisations expand across borders and rely on cloud infrastructure, understanding how data flows, where it resides, and which regulations apply has become critical – evident in the statistic that 87% of organisations now consider geopolitical factors and data sovereignty when choosing security providers. Leading keynote speakers on data sovereignty are hired to translate complex legal, security and technical challenges into a clear business strategy. They help teams manage risk, strengthen compliance, and protect sensitive information. For increased understanding of data and how it is governed, hire a leading data sovereignty speaker today!
Laura Gilbert
Tony Blair Institute for Global Change Senior Director of AI & Former Director of Incubator for AI at 10 Downing StreetMaria Luciana Axente
Responsible AI & AI for Good Lead at PwC & Advisory Board Member of the All-Party Parliamentary Group on Artificial IntelligenceMarvi Memon
Founder, President & CEO of the World's First GEN AI Model Legislation Organisation 'Legislative Alliance for Women Empowerment Protection'Nina Schick
Creator of the Era of Generative AI & Author of DEEPFAKES: The Coming Infocalypse – the world’s first Generative AI bookSandra Wachter
Professor of Technology & Regulation at the University of Oxford, Humboldt Professor at the Hasso Plattner InstituteTanya Filer
Founder & CEO of StateUp, Editor-in-Chief of the Cambridge Forum on Technology & Global AffairsTiffany St James
UK’s First Chief AI Officer, Global AI Council UK Director & Literacy AdvocateWhat is Data Sovereignty?
Data sovereignty refers to the principle that data is governed by the laws and regulations of the country or region where it is created, stored, or processed. This applies to data at rest, in transit, or being analysed. It is a key part of modern legal, privacy and security strategies, particularly for organisations operating across borders. While often linked to data residency and localisation, data sovereignty focuses on jurisdiction and control. By managing where data sits and how it moves internationally, organisations can meet regulatory requirements, reduce risk, and better protect sensitive information from breaches, misuse, and evolving cyber threats.
Source: IBM
What is the Difference Between Data Residency & Data Sovereignty?
Data residency refers to the physical location where data is stored, such as a specific country or region. Data sovereignty goes further, covering the laws and regulations that apply to that data based on its location. In cloud environments, organisations must consider both where data sits and which legal frameworks govern its use, access, and protection.
Source: AWS
Why Should I Hire a Data Sovereignty Speaker?
A data sovereignty speaker helps organisations navigate complex global regulations, data flows and risk management with clarity and confidence. They translate legal and technical concepts into practical strategies, ensuring teams understand where data sits, how it is governed, and how those rules shape AI development and deployment. This insight supports compliance, strengthens cybersecurity, and ensures AI systems are trained and used responsibly. Hiring an expert speaker equips leaders to make informed decisions as cloud adoption, cross-border data use, and AI innovation continue to accelerate.
If you are interested in hiring a data sovereignty speaker for your next event, contact The AI Speakers Agency today! Call one of our dedicated booking agents on 0203 4109 897 or complete our online contact form to begin the booking process.
