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Circle - Managing personal information

More than ever, our personal data (and that of our employees and clients) is exposed to the internet, potentially becoming vulnerable to fraud and ransom demands from malicious third parties. With the advent of Law 25, the accountability and responsibility for this information lie with the organizations that store and process it. As a result, significant penalties, potentially amounting to millions of dollars, can be imposed on offending companies. Furthermore, the secure and compliant management of personal information is now a reputational issue with potentially significant financial consequences for your organization.   Professionals, data stewards, compliance leaders, and managers, seize this opportunity to take charge of managing your organization's personal information and mitigate the associated risks.
Private session

This training is available in a private or personalized format. It can be provided in one of our training centres or at your offices. Call one of our consultants of submit a request online.

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  • Duration: 3 days
  • Regular price: On request

Course outline

Coach

Louis Major

Audience

Professionals, data stewards, compliance leaders, and managers, seize this opportunity to take charge of managing your organization's personal information and mitigate the associated risks.

Format

  • A circle consists of three (3) sessions.
  • The duration of each session is 90 minutes.
  • Sessions take place every two (2) weeks to allow for progress tracking and ongoing problem resolution.
Challenges addressed
  1. Session 1: The Issue of Personal Information and How to Contain It within the Organization
  2. Session 2: Personal Information Security in Organizations
  3. Session 3: Compliance in Personal Information Management

Objectives

Surrounded by peers from various organizations, address issues and themes related to your reality and professional challenges. Experience the power of synergies and shared experiences to act confidently on a daily basis. Leave the circle with new ideas, innovative concepts, and new research applicable immediately.

Participants from different organizations form a learning group. Each brings their own professional challenges and concerns.

Learning method

Experience Sharing: Each participant has the opportunity to share their experiences, thoughts, and specific issues with their circle (group). Sharing is structured, with a designated time for each participant.
Discussion and Feedback: Circle members listen, ask questions, and also offer relevant ideas, suggestions, and feedback.
Co-Creation of Solutions: The group collaborates to generate solutions to the presented challenges. Each participant contributes their expertise and perspective.
Action: Participants leave with new ideas, innovative concepts, and practical recommendations that they can apply in their respective work environments.
Confidentiality: Discussions in the coaching circle are confidential, fostering a safe environment for open sharing and vulnerability.
An Afi U. Circle brings together professionals from diverse backgrounds to discuss their challenges, share experiences, generate collaborative solutions, and leave with practical ideas to implement in their daily work. It is a powerful approach to learning and professional development.

Surround yourself with the best

Carl M. Gilbert
Carl M. Gilbert
Expert Leader
Carl M. Gilbert is a coach, mentor and project manager with more than 25 years of experience in project management, mainly in information technology. He has trained more than 25,000 people in project management (in traditional, agile or hybrid mode) all around the world. Carl M. Gilbert is an engineer and also holds a master's degree in project management from with a specialization in international project management. For 25 years, he has specialized in strategic consulting in project management, program management and portfolio management.
Catherine Edgar
Catherine Edgar
Senior Project Director and Project Management Trainer
Catherine Edgar is a senior project director with more than 25 years of IT experience at large firms. Over the course of her career, Catherine has developed management expertise with a focus on the human impact brought about by change. She has excellent problem-solving, training, coaching and interpersonal relation skills. Catherine holds a bachelor’s degree in management information technology, as well as a certification as a project management professional (PMP) from the Project Management Institute (PMI).
Jean Falardeau
Jean Falardeau
Trainer
With a Masters degree in Science and a bachelor in information systems, Jean Falardeau has been in the business for more than 35 years. He works in business architecture and analysis, strategic consulting, change management, enterprise architecture, business process reengineering and AgilityFor nearly 7 years, Jean trained more than 400 people showing them best practices in architecture and business analysis. His work was based on guides such as BABOK and BIZBOK.
Michel Drolet
Michel Drolet
Executive VP and Strategic Management Advisor
Backed by solid experience in industry, Michel is what you would call a high-level strategic consultant.