About Hélène
Hélène has over 25 years of market-leading experience in advising many of Canada’s major institutions on managing complex legal and business risks, in respect of cybersecurity, information technology, privacy, and artificial intelligence. Her practice includes breach and incident response, regulatory compliance, and global data and privacy frameworks, as well as the negotiation of complex cross-border technology arrangements and transactions.Hélène excels at assisting board members and general counsel grasp complex IT issues and related regulatory requirements, hence contributing to organizational resilience through informed decision-making. Her clients span multiple sectors, including energy, financial services, public sector, health care, and transportation.Among other areas, her strategic advice to leadership covers:cyber governancerisk assessment and mitigation, including privacy impact assessmentsregulatory complianceincident response plans and breach coachingAI tool planning and responsible deploymenttechnology-related policies, procedures, and trainingthe drafting of various technology agreements, including in contexts of electronic commerce, outsourcing, research and development, mergers and acquisitions, and financingsAn active speaker and lecturer both in Canada and internationally, Hélène contributes to an innovative legal landscape in digital and technology law, privacy protection, and artificial intelligence ethics.
Hélène has over 25 years of market-leading experience in advising many of Canada’s major institutions on managing complex legal and business risks, in respect of cybersecurity, information technology, privacy, and artificial intelligence. Her practice includes breach and incident response, regulatory compliance, and global data and privacy frameworks, as well as the negotiation of complex cross-border technology arrangements and transactions.Hélène excels at assisting board members and general counsel grasp complex IT issues and related regulatory requirements, hence contributing to organizational resilience through informed decision-making. Her clients span multiple sectors, including energy, financial services, public sector, health care, and transportation.Among other areas, her strategic advice to leadership covers:cyber governancerisk assessment and mitigation, including privacy impact assessmentsregulatory complianceincident response plans and breach coachingAI tool planning and responsible deploymenttechnology-related policies, procedures, and trainingthe drafting of various technology agreements, including in contexts of electronic commerce, outsourcing, research and development, mergers and acquisitions, and financingsAn active speaker and lecturer both in Canada and internationally, Hélène contributes to an innovative legal landscape in digital and technology law, privacy protection, and artificial intelligence ethics.
Hélène has over 25 years of market-leading experience in advising many of Canada’s major institutions on managing complex legal and business risks, in respect of cybersecurity, information technology, privacy, and artificial intelligence. Her practice includes breach and incident response, regulatory compliance, and global data and privacy frameworks, as well as the negotiation of complex cross-border technology arrangements and transactions.
Hélène excels at assisting board members and general counsel grasp complex IT issues and related regulatory requirements, hence contributing to organizational resilience through informed decision-making. Her clients span multiple sectors, including energy, financial services, public sector, health care, and transportation.
Among other areas, her strategic advice to leadership covers:
An active speaker and lecturer both in Canada and internationally, Hélène contributes to an innovative legal landscape in digital and technology law, privacy protection, and artificial intelligence ethics.
Hélène has over 25 years of market-leading experience in advising many of Canada’s major institutions on managing complex legal and business risks, in respect of cybersecurity, information technology, privacy, and artificial intelligence. Her practice includes breach and incident response, regulatory compliance, and global data and privacy frameworks, as well as the negotiation of complex cross-border technology arrangements and transactions.Hélène excels at assisting board members and general counsel grasp complex IT issues and related regulatory requirements, hence contributing to organizational resilience through informed decision-making. Her clients span multiple sectors, including energy, financial services, public sector, health care, and transportation.Among other areas, her strategic advice to leadership covers:cyber governancerisk assessment and mitigation, including privacy impact assessmentsregulatory complianceincident response plans and breach coachingAI tool planning and responsible deploymenttechnology-related policies, procedures, and trainingthe drafting of various technology agreements, including in contexts of electronic commerce, outsourcing, research and development, mergers and acquisitions, and financingsAn active speaker and lecturer both in Canada and internationally, Hélène contributes to an innovative legal landscape in digital and technology law, privacy protection, and artificial intelligence ethics.
Hélène has over 25 years of market-leading experience in advising many of Canada’s major institutions on managing complex legal and business risks, in respect of cybersecurity, information technology, privacy, and artificial intelligence. Her practice includes breach and incident response, regulatory compliance, and global data and privacy frameworks, as well as the negotiation of complex cross-border technology arrangements and transactions.
Hélène excels at assisting board members and general counsel grasp complex IT issues and related regulatory requirements, hence contributing to organizational resilience through informed decision-making. Her clients span multiple sectors, including energy, financial services, public sector, health care, and transportation.
Among other areas, her strategic advice to leadership covers:
An active speaker and lecturer both in Canada and internationally, Hélène contributes to an innovative legal landscape in digital and technology law, privacy protection, and artificial intelligence ethics.
