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Webinar: GDPR post Brexit

8 April 2020
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Are you interested to know how does Brexit impact GDPR and what happens after the transition period? 

When

11am - 2pm

Where

This event will
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Price

Free for members / £122 for non-members (inc. reg. fee and VAT)

Are you interested to know how does Brexit impact GDPR and what happens after the transition period? 

 

 

Amid news that Google is the latest in a string of corporations who will no longer apply GDPR protections to British citizens from January 1 2021, join former EU lawyer Alex Shea and a panel of experts to discuss how your company can comply with data protection requirements both at home and abroad after Brexit.

 

This webinar will advise attendees on whether the UK will adopt the GDPR or rival APEC system of data protection regulations, and what the consequences of either system would be for suppliers.

 

With BESA advising the Department for International Trade on Britain’s new series of export treaties, the session will also inform members of which data protection requirements they need to comply with when exporting to key markets

The programme will run as follows:

 

11.00-12.15

EU-UK Data flows in the post-transition period: what will the regulatory landscape look like?

12.15-12.45

Q&A

12.45-13.15

Break

13.15-14.00

The UK's new trading relationship with the Rest of the World: how will the export of personal data be affected? 

 

BESA is delighted to announce this brilliant speakers line up, chaired by our Policy Analyst Alex Shea:

  • Alex Dittel, Commercial Technology Senior Associate, Kemp Little  
  • Laura Scaife, Data protection lawyer at McDermott 
  • Peter Wright, Managing Director and Chair of GDPR group at Digital Law UK  

 

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