What does it mean for New Zealand marketers, and should we be worried?

The GDPR refers to the European Union (EU) General Data Protection Regulation, which was passed in April 2016. European countries have had since then to prepare for the changes, and become compliant with the regulations that came into force on May 25^th 2018.

Nathalie Morris discusses the details of the regulation, and how it applies to New Zealand marketers and organisations in this on demand webinar.

Some of the questions the webinar addresses

	Why does the GDPR effect organisations outside of the EU?
	How can I tell if my organisation is effected?
	How does it relate to the New Zealand privacy laws?
	What kind of data does the GDPR protect?

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Disclaimer: This webinar is for information purposes only and should not be used as a guide, or legal advice, pertaining to the GDPR and becoming compliant. Rather it provides background information on what the GDPR is and how it may affect you. Please seek legal advice if needed.

With the rising concern over privacy and exchange of personal data, the GDPR aims to protect individuals' rights to privacy and enhance data protection.

What does it mean for New Zealand marketers, and should we be worried?

Some of the questions the webinar addresses

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With the rising concern over privacy and exchange of personal data, the GDPR aims to protect individuals' rights to privacy and enhance data protection.

The New Zealand privacy laws have been found ‘adequate’ by the EU, though they are currently being reformed to become even more robust.

The GDPR provides us all with an opportunity to re-establish trust, and build more trusting and meaningful relationships with consumers.

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