Webinar | Running a robust data protection programme | Members only

Running a robust data protection programme is key to getting it right over a long period of time! As part of your strategy, we’re going to help you to start or run a robust programme.

An organisation’s compliance programme is how a team practically and continually implements and operationalises the law throughout their organisation. – John Giles

In today’s world of rapidly evolving laws, mining through lengthy legal reports and other regulatory updates can be daunting because you need to:

• identify which information is relevant,
• determine what the law means,
• work out the impact on your organisation, and then
• implement or operationalise it in your organisation.

Compliance is not just a choice! – It is a must-have for any business that wants to succeed. Operationalising compliance is essential for your organisation’s growth and prosperity. The big question you need to answer is what action to take to comply. You want to take practical and effective action to achieve the best results at the lowest cost.

There is no shortage of people trying to sell you offerings related to data protection: workshops, conferences, legal tech solutions, programmes, online courses, online training, legal services, and consulting services. How do you cut through the noise? This webinar is designed to empower you to decide your next steps on your journey towards running a robust data protection programme.

Outcomes

• Gain valuable insights by knowing what essential elements of an effective compliance programme are.
• Be empowered by knowing what actions you can take.
• Plan your future actions by strategising how to run a robust data protection programme.

Panel

Michalsons: John Giles and Wandile Mpisi

Attendees

This event is only for members of the Michalsons data protection programme. Members can attend this webinar for no additional charge – it is included in their subscription. They can simply register for the event. Not yet a member? Join the programme now.