About this event
To build out a successful data privacy program, companies are moving from “check box compliance” to embracing privacy as a business enabler and competitive differentiator.
Shiftsmart has done this with the help of Mine PrivacyOps. Join our webinar together with Clarin Gniffke, Manager, Privacy and Compliance at Shiftsmart, for an overview of how consumer sentiment on privacy is changing, key data privacy regulations, trends, and future predictions, best practice recommendations on how organizations can approach these changes, plus, a sneak peek and demo of the latest features Mine PrivacyOps will announce between now and then! Hint: Clarin thinks, “it’s beautiful!”.
Alongside Mine CPO, Kobi Nissan, they will review the following:
👉 Key data privacy regulations and trends
👉 Best practice recommendations on how organizations can approach these change
👉 Demo of Mine PrivacyOps latest capabilities
📆 Join us on Thursday, February 23, 2023, to tap into Clarin’s extensive knowledge and see why she has become a champion for Mine PrivacyOps! Save your spot now ⬆️
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Guest speaker
Clarin Gniffke Manager, Privacy and Compliance @ ShiftsmartG
Since joining Shiftsmart in 2020, Clarin has built and managed the Privacy, Security, and Compliance environment as the company has grown to more than 2.2 million app users around the world. She oversees the company’s regulatory compliance with industry and location specific privacy and security frameworks, and is a Certified Information Privacy Manager through the IAPP. Clarin’s background is in public service, training as an Intelligence Analyst with the FBI, and working as an investigator across multiple government agencies.
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