Janine Anthony Bowen is a top-level technology law strategist and negotiator with more than 30 years of experience with technology companies, on both the business and legal sides. With her background as a project manager, technology consultant and engineer, plus a decade-long tenure working in technology companies, Janine has always operated at the intersection of technology, data and value creation. She has negotiated more than $1 billion in strategic technology transactions and is known for her ability to get landscape-changing technology deals done.
Janine co-leads both the Privacy Governance and Technology Transactions and the Digital Transformation and Data Economy teams. Additionally, she serves as the Atlanta and Orlando Digital Assets and Data Management Leader.
With deep technology experience, Janine is a pragmatic and seasoned professional who counsels clients in matters regarding digital transformation, or the use, licensing, acquisition and commercialization of technology and intellectual property, including matters regarding healthcare technology and privacy and data protection. Always on the front lines of industry innovation, her comfort with complex issues makes Janine a trusted advisor for clients negotiating strategic technology-related deals, as well as those in need of cost control and strategic growth advice.
Janine is also well-versed in areas of privacy and cyberlaw. With her depth in transactional privacy, she advises clients on the most effective contractual frameworks to achieve their privacy objectives inside the business and with vendors and business partners.
As former Chair of the Technology Law Section of the Georgia Bar (now the Privacy and Technology Law Section) and former Co-Chair and a faculty member of the Practising Law Institute’s program “Cloud Computing: Key Issues and Practical Guidance,” she is often called on to speak to the latest industry trends and best practices.