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The GDPR Deadline is Near

Event | 09.26.17, 11:00 AM CEST - 2:30 PM CEST

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Crowell & Moring
Rue Joseph Stevens 7, 1000 Brussels, Belgium

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The GDPR will apply in all EU Member States as from May 25, 2018 and companies in the EU and abroad have shifted into a higher gear to be fully prepared for compliance. But compliance is no easy matter, and there are many hurdles to jump.


During this highly interactive seminar, we will discuss companies’ ongoing compliance efforts and specific concerns.

 


In Panel Discussion I, we will address specific issues commonly encountered by our clients. Crowell & Moring lawyers will be joined by a number of industry speakers actively involved in compliance projects for their organizations. They will highlight their own specific issues and priorities.


The subject matter may cover, for example:

  • The specific responsibilities of a processor
  • Record-keeping: how it works in practice
  • Direct marketing
  • HR & Privacy - Recent developments

During the registration process for this event, you will be able to raise any specific questions that may be of interest to a broader audience. The topics discussed by the panel will be based on your input.


Panel Discussion II will be a roundtable discussion specially designed as an open forum during which all parties can intervene and contribute. You will be encouraged to raise your specific questions and concerns.


For more information, please visit these areas: Privacy and Cybersecurity — Brussels Practice

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