Build Capability. Align Teams. Operationalize Trust.

Regulation is evolving faster than most teams can keep up across healthcare and technology. Now is the time to combine regulatory insight, real-world case studies, and interactive exercises designed to align teams around responsible innovation and market trust.

“Translate complex privacy, compliance, and women’s health standards into clear, actionable practices.”

Privacy-by-Design Flow for Product Teams

Turn compliance into a design advantage.

Using real FTC and industry enforcement cases we walk teams through practical applications of privacy-by-design. Participants learn how to translate privacy principles into product decisions — from consent flows to third-party integrations — and how to document those decisions defensibly.

  • Teams practice spotting risks in discovery/design with quick data-mapping, purpose binding, and consent pattern exercises. You leave with a lightweight risk flag list, a starter data map, and example consent flows to reuse.

  • Legal, product, and engineering build a shared workflow in the session—RACI, handoffs, and “pre-flight” checks before code. You leave with a Definition of Done update, a handoff checklist, and a decision log template so nobody blocks progress.

  • Participants complete a starter set of artifacts: DPIA-lite template, data-flow diagram, consent/telemetry log, and ticket tags for JIRA/Asana. You leave with a one-page runbook and templates that make your work visible and repeatable

Outcomes

Defining Women’s Health Beyond Fertility

Reframe the opportunity — and the responsibility.

A guided, cross-functional session for leadership and operational teams to define their women’s health strategy. We identify underserved market areas, map lifecycle opportunities, and align privacy, compliance, and product goals to ensure responsible growth.

Outcomes

  • Teams map women’s health needs across lifespan and conditions (cardio, autoimmune, neuro, cancer, mental health)—not just fertility. You leave with a shared definition, relevance matrix, and examples tied to your current roadmap.

  • Identify underserved cohorts (age, race/ethnicity, disability, LGBTQ+, menopause states, comorbidities) and where data or validation is thin. You leave with a prioritized segment list, data gaps to close, and quick-win hypotheses to test.

  • Practice updating UX, claims, and messaging to avoid reproductive-only framing and bias. You leave with draft design principles, language do/don’t lists, and a one-page alignment brief for product, marketing, and compliance.

Developing a Women’s Health Strategy

This workshop helps leaders expand how they think about women’s health, addressing the full spectrum of needs that affect women across their lifecycles — from cardiovascular and autoimmune conditions to mental health and menopause. We connect these realities to market opportunity, ethical design, and data-driven strategy.

Move from awareness to execution.

  • Co-create a 12–18 month women’s health roadmap with milestones, KPIs (adoption, retention, revenue), and compliance gates (privacy/standards checkpoints). You leave with a sequenced plan, resourcing assumptions, and a scorecard template.

  • Facilitate trade-offs to select the top 3–5 market plays and define where not to invest. You leave with a ranked priority list, a risk register with owners/mitigations, and go/no-go criteria leaders agree on.

  • Stand up a governance model with RACI, an executive sponsor, and a quarterly review rhythm. You leave with OKRs, a dashboard spec, and meeting templates so initiatives move from intent to execution.

Outcomes

Understanding & Applying the CTA Women’s Health Standards

Lead with alignment. Compete with credibility.

We demystify the Consumer Technology Association’s Women’s Health Standards and show how they apply across compliance, product design, and testing. This session helps teams understand why early adoption matters and how standards alignment strengthens partner and investor confidence.

Outcomes

  • Decode what the standards mean for product, data, UX, and validation through hands-on examples. You leave with a quick-reference guide, shared glossary, and checkpoints teams can use in day-to-day work.

  • Map applicable standards to features, data lifecycle, and vendor pathways (collection → use → sharing → retention). You leave with an applicability matrix, a gap snapshot, and first 30/60/90-day actions.

  • Craft a lightweight adoption plan and external narrative that stands up in partner, investor, and media conversations. You leave with a one-page alignment roadmap, talking points/FAQ, and suggested participation paths.

Bring 1836 & Co. to Your Team.

Each workshop can be delivered virtually or on-site, tailored to your company’s industry, maturity, and current privacy posture.

Whether your goal is team alignment, risk reduction, or preparing for standards adoption, we’ll design a session that drives real outcomes — not checkboxes.

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