Mitzi Hill is the founder of Taylor English’s Data Security & Privacy practice. She works with business owners and executives to ensure that they are ready to compete in a global supply chain that requires attention to privacy and security through use of technology. Her experience includes fifteen years in-house at Turner Broadcasting, where she oversaw multiple regulatory compliance programs, international content licensing, and legal clearance of new technology systems. Prior to her time in-house, Ms. Hill was with a large international law firm, where she focused on technology and media issues, including satellite distribution, copyright infringement and First Amendment claims.
Ms. Hill has handled technology, IP, compliance, and international business matters for more than thirty years. This strong background allows her to work closely with clients including retailers, logistics companies, service providers, platform operators, healthcare and others to ensure that they are prepared for AI, privacy, and cybersecurity requirements imposed on them by laws and by their customers. She enjoys helping clients develop policies, contracts, and workflows that protect information assets and thereby confer a competitive edge. Among other things, she negotiates and drafts data processing and cross-border transfer agreements; counsels U.S. and international companies on compliance with AI and privacy laws including the EU AI Act, GDPR, and CCPA; and serves as privileging counsel on security and compliance audits. Ms. Hill writes and speaks frequently on AI, data security and privacy issues. She also routinely handles technology licenses, SaaS agreements, and general commercial services agreements.
Ms. Hill also has an extensive background in media and intellectual property issues and has handled film productions, media and sponsorship rights, program distribution, and music licensing. In addition, she has spent significant time overseas, having resided in London to oversee a client’s legal function in Europe, the Middle East and Africa.
Ms. Hill is also head of the Taylor English CTA Task Force and provides strategic advice to help reporting companies identify and analyze their compliance requirements under the Corporate Transparency Act.
In her free time, Ms. Hill works to support Georgians diagnosed with ALS, reads avidly, and supports the Tide. She also travels widely with her camera, and has been to Egypt, Hong Kong, Jordan, Laos, New Zealand, Syria, Thailand, Vietnam and other points distant.
Affiliations
- ALS Association Georgia Chapter, Board of Directors and Board Secretary
- Annual Decatur Arts Festival Kickoff Event, Steering Committee
- Decatur Arts Alliance
- Emory University School of Law, Adjunct Professor
- The International Association of Privacy Professionals
- Women in Cyber Security
Education
- University of Michigan, JD, cum laude, 1994
- The University of Alabama, BA, magna cum laude, 1991
Bar Admissions
- Georgia
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