GDPR TRANSITION PROGRAMMEBE EXCEPTIONAL. THE HENLEY WAY.

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Henley Business SchoolGreenlandsHenley-on-ThamesOxfordshireRG9 3AU

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Programme directors and tutors:

Andrew Kakabadse,Programme co-directorRecently voted into the Thinkers50 Hall of Fame, Andrew is a one of the world’s leading board experts covering corporate governance and data protection.

Ardi Kolah, Programme co-directorFounder and director of GO DPO®, Ardi is co-author of Data Protection and Privacy and The Data Protection Offi cer’s Handbook. He is also editor-in-chief of the Journal of Data Protection and Privacy.

Visiting facultyThis programme is co-delivered by Henley academics, experienced practitioners and industry speakers.

This brochure is correct at the time of going to print (Sept2016). Henley Business School reserves the right to amend any aspects of this information. For the latest information please see our website.GO DPO is the European registered Mark of GO DPO Compliance and Recruitment Limited

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This programme is an excellent way for senior managers responsible for data protection and privacy to ensure that their knowledge and skills are up to date in order to safeguard business continuity, enhance the reputation of the organisation and boost confi dence among their customers.

Hazel Grant, Partner, Head of Privacy, Security and Information, Fieldfi sher LLP

Programme dates:Please visit henley.ac.uk/GDPR

Programme fees:Flexible approach – Stage 1 £1,195 + VAT

Full programme – £8,495 + VAT

EXECUTIVE EDUCATION

Stage 2 £7,800 + VAT

Who is it for?Data protection officers, leaders and senior managers across all private, public, voluntary and government sectors who are directly accountable for data protection and have practical experience and knowledge in technology/data processing, audits, compliance/risk management, legal/regulatory affairs, human resources or general management.

Benefits to the organisationNon-compliance of the GDPR can result in fines of up to 4% of global turnover or €20m, as well as significant reputational damage and a loss of market and customer confidence that can negatively impact sales. Your organisation will benefit from a senior manager who is well-placed to implement technical and organisational measures required under the GDPR as well as comply with other legal requirements ahead of 2018. In many cases there will also be a requirement to appoint a suitably qualified and trained Data protection officer (DPO) that will report to the board.

Benefits to the individualThe only triple-accredited European business school to offer such a programme, participants benefit from one of the fastest and most reliable ways to

GDPR TRANSITION PROGRAMME

The GDPR Transition Programme has been developed in partnership with GO DPO® in response to the biggest shake up in European data protection and privacy for over two decades.

The EU General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) comes into force across all EU Member States on the 25 May 2018 and countries have already started to align their national data protection and privacy laws with the GDPR. In the wake of the UK vote to leave the EU, the Information Commissioner’s Office has stated that organisations must comply with the GDPR if they wish to continue to do business across the EU. In addition, the Data Protection Act 1998 is likely to be replaced with a new law in alignment with the GDPR.

The GDPR requires substantial work to assess the risks and implement new controls before it enters into law. This programme will equip individuals and organisations with a solid knowledge of the practical implications of the GDPR which could ultimately avoid heavy fines and reputational damage.

Through a blend of interactive workshops and e-learning modules, the programme prepares you to take the necessary steps to protect business continuity and strengthen organisational reputation in the UK and beyond.

future-proof a career in data protection. The programme will equip you to deal with a wide range of data protection and privacy challenges and empower you to confidently implement change in your organisation.

Learning options

Our flexible learning options mean you can choose to take the full programme or just Stage 1. Should you then choose to progress to Stage 2 you will receive the Henley certificate of completion. Those who commit to the full programme from the start benefit from a programme fee discount.

Stage 1 - Henley Pop-Up CampusYou can attend the Stage 1 workshop at the stunning Henley-on-Thames campus or at one of our Henley Pop-Up Campuses in central London and across the UK, allowing you to start the learning journey at a location that is convenient for you. Our innovative Pop-Up Campus experience is a great way to explore the GDPR Transition Programme in more detail, meet the faculty and experience the e-learning module for real. We will strip back the GDPR to its essential components and look at what needs to be done through the perspective of the customer, client, supporter and individual. Stage 2 residential workshops are held at the Henley-on-Thames campus.

PROGRAMME CONTENT

Introduction workshop:

Getting ready for GDPRThis workshop helps senior managers get up to speed fast on the GDPR, likely changes in the UK to the data protection laws and what the role of the DPO looks like.

Module 1: Readiness for GDPROutcome: Ability to build and manage effective relationships with directors, stakeholders and supervisory authorities and capability to revise data protection policies.

Module 2: Risk managementOutcome: Ability to undertake risk minimisation measures including Data Protection Impact Assessment (DPIA) and the Data Protection Compliance Review (DPCR).

Module 3: Fundamental legal principlesOutcome: A working knowledge of key concepts, scope of application, individual rights provisions, core principles, data security, data transfers and new accountabilities under GDPR.

Module 4: Substantive differences between DPA 1998 and GDPROutcome: A detailed understanding of key differences between the previous regime in the UK and GDPR across the European Union.

Module 5: Data and security obligationsOutcome: Ability to manage data processors and suppliers, a firm grasp of business continuity risks and the ability to pursue confinement and data minimisation strategies.

Module 6: Processing of data and cloud computingOutcome: Understanding of ISO27001 overlap, cloud computing considerations, mobile technologies, tokenisation, data security and data leakage monitoring.

Integration workshop:

Applying the risk based approach to data protectionParticipants are presented with new research, analysis and insights as well as team exercises based on real-life scenarios. Industry experts provide guidance and practical advice in how to embed lessons learned to create continuous improvement within the organisation. The workshop is facilitated by the Honourable Graeme Mew of the Canadian Supreme Court.

Assessment and certificateA minimum 70% pass in each online assessment must be achieved before moving onto the next module. Participants who successfully pass all online assessments and have attended all workshops will be awarded a Henley certificate of completion, recognising the level of professionalism achieved in accordance with the highest business school standards. Those delegates that elect to attend Stage 1 only will receive a Henley certificate of attendance.

Full programme Total £8,495

Flexible approach Stage 1 £1,195 Stage 2 £7,800 Total £8,995

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1 day Module 1 Module 2 Module 3 Module 4 Module 5 Module 6 2 day residential

Pop-up campus in central London (or other UK location) or Henley

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Henley certificate of attendance Henley certificate of completion

5-6 months (based on 6 hours learning per week)