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Kerwyn Velasco

Head of GRC at SiteRx 
Kerwyn brings extensive experience in financial and IT auditing, combined with years of hands-on work in governance, risk, and compliance for major enterprises. He applies deep cybersecurity and audit expertise to develop practical solutions, leveraging real-world use cases and industry knowledge to support organizations in strengthening risk and compliance programs.

Jannie Wentzel

Chief Operating Officer at Cential AI Inc
Jannie has broad experience guiding organizations through the design and implementation of integrated risk programs. With expertise spanning enterprise risk, operational risk, compliance management, and policy, Jannie helps businesses build stronger, more cohesive risk frameworks that enhance visibility, improve decision-making, and support long-term organizational resilience.

CCPA 101: What is It, and How Will It Impact Your Organization?

Oct 3 / IT GRC Forum

The California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA), one of the most influential privacy regulations in the United States, introduces strict requirements for any for-profit business operating in California. As consumer expectations for data protection increase, organizations must ensure they have the right processes, documentation, and response procedures in place to avoid costly penalties and preserve customer trust. Preparing early is essential, as the CCPA reshapes how businesses collect, manage, and secure personal information.


This session explores the core requirements of the CCPA and provides practical guidance to help organizations strengthen their privacy programs. Attendees will gain clarity on which businesses fall under the regulation, what obligations they must meet, and how these rules align with broader compliance efforts. Understanding these foundations will help organizations reduce risk and maintain compliance as privacy standards continue to evolve.


The discussion also highlights how technology can streamline compliance activities, automate data requests, and improve visibility into personal data. With new privacy regulations emerging across the U.S., companies must understand how to build scalable, adaptable programs to stay ahead of changing laws and expectations.