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Happy Data Protection Day!

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Happy Data Protection Day!

If you’re a data protection leader and only just realised what today’s date is, and you did not organise any events in your company last week to mark the day, and nothing is arranged for the coming week, this graphic - or plan B event kit - is for you.

Your plan B event kit for data protection day

Happy Data Protection Day!

If you’re a data protection leader and only just realised what today’s date is, and you did not organise any events in your company last week to mark the day, and nothing is arranged for the coming week, this graphic - or plan B event kit - is for you. Feel free to download it and make your own little event on your desktop with the various artifacts needed to make your own celebrations go with a swing and it won’t involving taking funds from your budget.

In all seriousness, you could cut all the things out and arrange them as a ‘Data Protection Day Installation’ in the canteen, or in your company’s reception area. Or why not move it round different part of your offices each day this week?

It’s all about getting attention for your work, and the installation will get attention, I guarantee you.

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Tim Clements

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