For the first time in history, founders, investors, regulators, consumers, and enterprise customers are in agreement with privacy experts, advocates, and evangelists that we need privacy innovation. An increasing demand for privacy designed and engineered tools accompanies this fortuitous timing. In turn, we’ve also seen an uptick in technologists and founders who want to solve these glaring privacy problems and seize the resulting market opportunities.
Yet these founders find themselves facing major challenges in fundraising, designing and engineering privacy into their products, understanding the privacy industry, setting their privacy communications strategy, and educating their potential customers and the greater public.
