James Denvil has a passion for helping companies navigate the complex challenges associated with deploying and managing today's information technologies and systems. He understands that one of the most important elements of client service is listening and once he understands a client's needs, he leverages his analytical training to identify potential issues, dissect alternative approaches, and deliver practical solutions.

James regularly advises clients on a range of technology issues, including developing products and services for the Internet of Things, implementing Big Data technologies, incident response, global data transfers, privacy risk assessments and mitigation, recurring payments, and employee monitoring.

His knowledge of legal and regulatory developments and the positions of academics and advocacy groups allows James to anticipate potential challenges. Whether it is developing policies and procedures, assisting with responses to regulatory investigations or requests, drafting advocacy materials and white papers, digesting global advice, or coordinating risk assessments, James helps solve those challenges.

James' passion for privacy and security developed during his internship at the Department of Homeland Security's Privacy Office. He honed his project management skills while serving as Editor-in-Chief of the University of Baltimore Law Review, and he learned to distill and clearly communicate complex issues while serving as a graduate assistant and adjunct professor. He has masters degrees in philosophy and theater, and has taught university classes in critical thinking, ethics, and theater.