Book Your Private Table During IAPP GPS 2026

The Best Meetings at GPS Won't Happen at GPS

GPS is relentless. Back-to-back sessions, a packed expo hall, and by midmorning on day one most attendees are already running on fumes.

The meetings that actually matter — the ones worth travelling for — don't happen on the conference floor. They happen in smaller rooms, over better coffee, between people who are done performing and ready to think.

Ethyca House is built for exactly that. A well-designed, private space where senior privacy leaders can meet properly, think clearly, and have the conversation they actually came to GPS for.

No demos. No pitch decks. No vendor noise.

What's On

Monday, March 30

• 6:00am — Run Club. 12K around the Lincoln Memorial, finishing at Ethyca House.
• 8:00–9:00am — Private Pharma & Healthcare Breakfast.
• 9:00am–2:15pm — Doors open. Free espresso, warm food, reserved exec tables.
• 3:30–5:00pm — Private Roundtable: Julie Brill on Deregulation, Disruption, and the Privacy Leader's Playbook for 2026.
• 4:30–7:00pm — Happy hour. Patio opens at 4:30, moves indoors as the roundtable wraps.

Tuesday, March 31

• 8:00–9:00am — Private Financial Services Breakfast.
• 9:00am–3:00pm — Doors open. Free espresso, warm food, reserved exec tables.
• 3:30–5:00pm — Private Roundtable: Daniel Weitzner on The Data You Can't Take Back: User Rights, AI, and the Promises We Made.
• 4:30–7:00pm — Happy hour. Patio into indoors. A proper end to GPS.

The Conversations You Actually Came For

Private. Behind closed doors. By reservation only.

March 30 — Julie Brill Deregulation, Disruption, and the Privacy Leader's Playbook for 2026.

Former FTC Commissioner and Microsoft CPO. The regulatory pressure has eased. The internal case for privacy investment hasn't. Julie leads a private session on navigating that tension in 2026.

March 31 — Daniel Weitzner The Data You Can't Take Back: User Rights, AI, and the Promises We Made.

Architect of the Obama Administration's Consumer Privacy Bill of Rights. Privacy law was built on a promise: ask a company to delete your data, and they will. That promise was written before your data trained a model now running in production. Daniel leads a session on where that leaves us.

Reserve Your Table

901 K St NW, Washington DC Two blocks from the Marriott Marquis March 30 & 31 — Doors open 9:00am daily Free. GPS attendees only. Tables are limited.

A member of the Ethyca House team will reach out to coordinate your visit.

Ethyca House Agenda

March 30 & 31 901 K St NW, Washington DC

Monday March 30

• 6:00am — Run Club. A 12K morning run around the Lincoln Memorial, finishing at Ethyca House. The best way to start a conference day we know of.
• 8:00 – 9:00am — Private Pharma & Healthcare Breakfast.
• 9:00am – 2:15pm — Doors open. Free espresso, warm food, reserved exec tables. Come for thirty minutes or stay for the morning.
• 3:30 – 5:00pm — Behind-closed-doors roundtable: Julie Brill on Deregulation, Disruption, and the Privacy Leader's Playbook for 2026.
• 4:30 – 7:00pm — Happy hour. Patio opens at 4:30, moves indoors as the roundtable wraps. A proper end to day one.

Tuesday March 31

• 6:00am — Run Club. A 12K morning run around the Lincoln Memorial, finishing at Ethyca House.
• 8:00 – 9:00am — Private Financial Services Breakfast.
• 9:00am – 3:00pm — Doors open. Free espresso, warm food, reserved exec tables.
• 3:30 – 5:00pm — Behind-closed-doors roundtable: Daniel Weitzner on The Data You Can't Take Back: User Rights, AI, and the Promises We Made.
• 4:30 – 7:00pm — Happy hour. Patio into indoors. A proper end to GPS.

Ethyca House is open March 30 and 31 at 901 K St NW in Washington DC, two blocks from the Marriott Marquis. Free espresso, warm food, and reserved table slots for IAPP GPS attendees. Capacity is limited. Reserve your table now: https://luma.com/cixfjpcs