Business Breakfast: Data, Regulation and Privacy – Navigating Europe’s Digital Future 

Event Info

• Date: November 24, 2026
• Time: 8:30-10:30 AM EEST
• Location: Fabian21, Helsinki
• Address: Fabianinkatu 21, 00130 Helsinki

Europe’s changing digital landscape is affecting how organizations in Finland think about data, privacy, AI, cloud infrastructure, and business resilience. This breakfast event will examine what these developments mean in practice, what decision-makers need to consider now, and how organizations can maintain greater control over their data.

Hear perspectives from Berggren’s technology lawyers and UpCloud across multiple themes: cloud and data security; cloud, AI, and Europe’s evolving digital regulatory landscape; and privacy and data governance as drivers for data localization.

You’ll also have time to exchange views with peers, put your questions to the speakers, and continue the conversation over breakfast.

Agenda

8:30-9:00 AM

Breakfast and networking

9:00-9:05 AM

Welcome and opening remarks

9:05-10:00 AM

What is shaping your business? Cloud and data security perspective
Teemu Toppola, Chief Product Officer, UpCloud

Cloud, AI, and Europe’s evolving digital regulatory landscape
Arttu Ahava, Lawyer, AI and Data, Berggren

Privacy and data governance as drivers for data localization
Iiro Nurminen, Lawyer, IT and Technology, Berggren

A fourth speaker will be announced soon.

10:00-10:30 AM

Closing remarks, Q&A, and discussion

Put your questions to the speakers and discuss how regulatory, privacy, and data governance developments affect your organization.

10:30-11:00 AM

Networking and close

Why Attend

• Understand how Europe’s changing regulatory environment affects organizations operating in Finland
• Hear legal perspectives on privacy, AI, data governance, and data localization
• Explore how legal requirements influence cloud infrastructure and data-management decisions
• Identify regulatory and data-related questions your organization should be considering now
• Discuss practical concerns with technology lawyers, cloud experts, and fellow decision-makers