Webinar - Navigating AI and Data Compliance between France and the U.S.

Grow your business and use AI safely, without letting cross-border paperwork slow you down.

Are you a fast-growing startup with an eye on the European market, or a U.S. subsidiary managing demands from a French corporate headquarters?

Building robust AI governance and data privacy practices is a common challenge: Innovation moves at a breakneck pace, and your team needs to move at lightning speed and use new AI tools to stay competitive.  At the same time, legal exposure for under-prepared organizations is growing even faster, European partners or corporate offices keep looking for complex data questionnaires, and U.S. state laws are shifting under your feet.

Join us for an executive-focused webinar designed to give you practical, ready-to-use guardrails so you can protect your company, satisfy your partners, and keep winning deals.

🗓️ Date: Tuesday, June 11, 2026
 🕓 Time: 12 pm - 1 pm (ET) / 6 pm - 7 pm (Paris)
📍 Online Webinar: The connection information will be send after registration
🎟️ Registration: Free for all

Running a lean team means you don't have time for dense legal theories. This session focuses on the exact operational tools you need to bridge the gap between French expectations and U.S. business realities.

During this 1-hour session, we will cover:

• Satisfying the Home Office: How to handle those massive European data questionnaires (like GDPR requests) quickly and correctly, without derailing your U.S. sales team.
• Stopping AI Leaks: How to let your employees use time-saving AI tools internally without accidentally feeding your company secrets, customer data, or intellectual property into public models.
• Deal-Proofing Your Technology: Practical strategies to ensure your tech stack and data handling don’t get blocked by strict overseas regulations or state laws when you try to scale.

About the Speaker

Nicolas Goossaert | Attorney (Paris Bar), CIPP/E, CIPP/US | Goossaert Law

Nicolas doesn't just look at the law from one side of the ocean. As a Paris-certified attorney who also holds specialized U.S. data privacy credentials, he acts as a cultural and regulatory bridge for fast-growing businesses.

Having served as external counsel for major European industrial groups and guided international platforms through high-risk tech and compliance transitions, Nicolas specializes in turning complex international regulations into simple, actionable business advantages.