ALGIM Training Session: Information Privacy (New Zealand Law)

This comprehensive course is designed to provide participants with an in-depth overview of the New Zealand privacy laws.

Throughout the course, participants will explore key principles, compliance obligations, and best practices to ensure adherence to privacy regulations in New Zealand.

The course is structured into three focused hours, each dedicated to different aspects of the Privacy Act 2020, offering practical insights and actionable strategies to implement effective data protection measures within organisations.

About our presenter Andrea McIntosh, Leadership Through Data

Andrea has worked in information and technology management for over two decades. As an experienced Information Manager, mainly in the public records space, she brings extensive experience in strategy, information and data architecture, and project delivery. As a skilled trainer and business coach, she shares her passion for information and records management and empowers others around her.  Increasing stakeholder engagement and bringing people along on the journey, while delivering pragmatic solutions with sustainable information management at the heart of them is always the aim. Andrea is also actively involved in the development of IM standards and delivery of support to the sector in this space.

Course Outline

What is privacy?

What are people concerned about?

What are the risks for organisations?

Regulatory landscape

What is privacy management and its role in the broader information governance environment? (roles).

Role of records and information professionals

What you need to know

• Platform: Microsoft Teams will be used for this training session. You will receive a Teams Meeting link prior to the training date. 
• Sessions are limited to 5 - 10 participants
• CPD points: 3
• We recommend you log in ten minutes before the training session starts to ensure there are no tech issues.
• You will need a microphone and webcam/video as interaction with others on the course is necessary and strongly encouraged.
• You will need a quiet space so there are no distractions for the participants.

For any questions, please contact service@algim.org.nz