A Practical Guide to GDPR
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The Wilton Centre
Wilton Redcar TS10 4RF United KingdomDescription
NEPIC is delighted to team up with Ward Hadaway to bring you this free breakfast seminar where we will look at the key issues regarding the upcoming General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR).
With just six months to go until GDPR comes into force (25th May 2018), this seminar will help inform you, show you what you need to do to prepare, and enable you to assess the real impact that GDPR is likely to have on your business.
GDPR represents a significant change in the management of your business lifeblood - data - with much stiffer penalties if you breach the law. It’s essential your company gets to grips with the changes. Your GDPR compliance programme should be well underway but if not, you must start preparing now. Join us on the 13th December where we will discuss:
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What does GDPR mean to my business?
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What things do I need in place by next year to comply?
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Do I need to appoint a Data Protection Officer?
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What will constitute a breach, and what will I be required to do?
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What rights do individuals have?
Aimed at senior management and in-house counsel, this seminar will provide a perfect opportunity to find out the latest guidance behind this significant change in legislation. If you’ve already started your compliance programme, it will also provide you with the chance to speak to a data protection specialist about any issues which your GDPR compliance programme has highlighted.
We look forward to seeing you soon.
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NEPIC is an award winning membership cluster organisation working with the chemical-using industries in the North East of England. We cover a broad sweep of chemistry focussed industries including petrochemicals, polymers & materials, fine & speciality chemicals, pharmaceuticals, biotechnology and renewables.
Together with our member companies, we work to build upon the already powerful industrial base located here and make this region one of the most competitive and successful chemical-processing locations in Europe.
We are privately-owned, led by industry and work to support cluster members to become successful and sustainable organisations, in a collaborative business environment that helps them to grow.