Event to teach NE Fife firms how to avoid risk of €20m GDPR fines
People doing business in North-East Fife are being invited to a November 22 event where they can learn how to ensure they don’t incur fines of up to €20 million or more when the new General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) comes into force next May.
In the first learning lunch of St Andrews Business Club’s new season, the joint event with Fife Women in Business will hear information law expert Loretta Maxfield of Thorntons LLP explain what GDPR is, how it will affect businesses, what they need to do to ensure compliance and the penalties if they don’t.
The lunch will be held at the New Golf Club from 12.30pm till 2pm and will also include time for networking at the start.
Anyone wishing to learn about this important business topic, as well as network, is asked to book via Eventbrite.
Full details of all the club’s events, most of which are now open to non-members, and how to join are available on its website at www.standrewsbusinessclub.co.uk.
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