Scott Taylor
Chief Privacy Officer
Hewlett-Packard Company

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As head of HP's privacy and data protection efforts worldwide, Scott Taylor is responsible for global privacy strategy, policy, governance, and operations. In this role, he is a member of HP's Ethics & Compliance Council, Global Citizenship Committee, and chairs HP's Privacy & Data Protection Governance Board. Taylor and his team work with HP business groups, regions and corporate functions to assure the implementation of HP's privacy policies and programs and integrate privacy into product and services development across the company.

He serves as HP's global representative with external policy makers, media, NGOs and customers in the area of privacy and data protection. Taylor serves on the Board of Directors for The Business Forum for Consumer Privacy, as the Chairman of the Executive Council at The Center for Information Policy Leadership, and on the Board of Directors for the Council of Better Business Bureaus.

Taylor has been with HP for 22 years. Previously he led HP's global Internet program, part of the Global Operations Organization. In that role, he and his team handled Internet strategy, customer experience, e-business policies, standards, worldwide site management, and operations. Taylor led the team that launched HP's Internet presence in 1994 and managed it for 12 years. Prior to that, Taylor was responsible for HP's direct marketing function, part of the Corporate Marketing & International Services Organization.