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Managing the preferences and the personal data of your customers is a big job–and as you know, it’s getting bigger all the time.
How do you create a world-class data privacy program that meets compliance, honors customer preferences, and ensures the data is used responsibly and ethically in your organization?
Watch the recording and walk away with some actionable steps for privacy program that strengthens the business and gets noticed.
This session covers how to:
Keep up with regulations and requests
Assess, manage, and govern PI/PII and sensitive data throughout your organization
Help drive operational excellence in your team and throughout your organization
Build consumer trust and keep it
Maybe even have a completed task list at the end of the day
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