Webinar

February 01, 2022

11:00 - 12:00 - GMT

How can you be user-centred with your Organisation's Data Protection Systems?

What is user-centered data protection and when does it matter most? Join our experts to discuss what data protection means beyond GDPR considering the impact of the new National Data Strategy. We will cover case studies where user-centred data decisions has been impactful and how this matters to vulnerable citizens in particular.

Three Take-aways:

  • What is user-centred data protection?
  • Examples of how it's done well
  • When does this matter most? (Discussion around vulnerable citizens and New Data Strategy)

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Executive Leaders Network

This event is hosted and moderated by the Executive Leaders Network (ELN) in collaboration with our partners.

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Camilla Winlo, Head of Data Privacy at Gemserv
Camilla Winlo - Head of Data Privacy

Gemserv

Camilla is an experienced leader of data privacy consultancy teams. Key achievements include winning Best Privacy by Design at the DMA Awards and Best Privacy and Data Ethics Initiative at the DataIQ awards, both for work with WarnerMedia and DQM GRC.

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Bev Adams-Reynolds – Data Protection Officer

Crisis

A former career civil-servant with far too many years in DFE under numerous Dept title changes and a decade in the charity sector,  Bev has 20 years experience in the privacy and security arena. Also a keen baker and a bit of a star trek fan....

Philippa Harvey - COP26 Control Tower Director (DD)

Cabinet Office

Philippa is an experienced leader and Programme Director in the Civil Service. Key achievements include delivering a safe, secure and resilient COP26 Summit, creating PensionWise (a completely new government service with over half a million appreciative users in its first 6-months of operation) and lasting internal reform programmes within the MOD. 

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