CFTC Names Chief Privacy Officer

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The CFTC named Charles Cutshall as Chief Privacy Officer. As Chief Privacy Officer, Mr. Cutshall is responsible for policy and programmatic oversight of CFTC privacy compliance activities.
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The CFTC named Charles Cutshall as Chief Privacy Officer. As Chief Privacy Officer, Mr. Cutshall is responsible for policy and programmatic oversight of CFTC privacy compliance activities. He will also oversee privacy risks linked to the "collection, maintenance, and use of personally identifiable information."

Before joining the CFTC, Mr. Cutshall worked for the Office of Management and Budget, where he developed federal privacy policies.

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