The aim of the DS committee is to take a bigger picture of the strategy of Estonia as a Digital Society, with long-term benefits in the form of competitiveness, growth, creation of jobs, innovation, and modern society.
The DS Committee addresses the following topics:
- Data Protection and e-Privacy (GDPR)
- Emerging Technologies (AI, 5G, etc.)
- Cyber Security and Online Safety
- Technology Transfer & IPR
- Digital Single Market and the Future of Work
- E-Commerce
and more..
CLICK HERE TO READ THE DSC POSITION PAPER 2021..
CLICK HERE TO READ THE DSC POSITION PAPER 2022..
Committee Members:
- Edgars Milgravis, Palo Alto Networks- Committee Chair
- Kristian Riber, Google
- Mirell Merirand, Estonian Business School (EBS)
- Ivo Vaks, Microsoft Estonia
- Sergei Bogatenkov, Admirals
- Kai Tammist, Philip Morris Estonia
- Kristiina Maasik, Telia (5G)
- Christa Torm, Amazon Web Services
- Martin Ruubel, Nortal
- Andres Pagarand, Oracle
- Kairi Uustulnd, Meta Advisory
- Henri Ratnik, Lextal Law Firm
- Rima Valentukeviciene, IBM
- Ats Alber, Nortal
- Taimi Veedla, U.S. Embassy Tallinn
- Mihkel Miidla, Sorainen
- Niels Hollender, Nordisk Consulting Group LLC
- Daria Sivovol, AmCham Estonia
- Lauri Makke, Cisco Systems
- Vitnija Saldava, META
- Rauno Kinkar, Lextal Law Firm
- Priit Kongo, Net Group
- Taavi Einaste, Nortal
- Urmas Kõlli, Datel
- Ahti Aho, Toggl
- Mart Mae, Vaimo
- Meeli Taveter, Energisalv
- Siim Lepisk, Net Group
- Priit Kongo, Net Group
- Aleksandr Ragel, Diaway
- Andrei Maksimik, Optimist
- Mari-Liis Orav, TGS Baltics
Some of our past activities and events:
To view the latest position paper by the AmCham IPR Committee please CLICK HERE..
AmCham Annual World IP Day Event 2018. Press release
AmCham IPR Committee Meets with the Economic Committee of Riigikogu
AmCham IPR White Paper 2017_EST
AmCham IPR White Paper 2017_ENG
Celebrating the National IPR Day
Annual Intellectual Property Breakfast Meeting
AmCham IPR Committee Meet with the USPTO Representative, Paolo M.Trevisan
AmCham IP Committee Meets with the Ministry of Justice
Estonia should strive for a long-term strategy on intellectual property