Join Data Ethics Professional Hugh Gage, as he unpacks the ethical implementation of Consent Management Platforms (CMPs).
His presentation will focus on the ethical implementation of Consent Management Platforms (CMPs), the tools used on websites and apps to manage user consent regarding data collection. It will also highlight the importance of transparency and user control over their data, especially considering legal requirements such as GDPR and PECR.
In addition, he’ll explore the role of cookies, ethical frameworks, and the challenges of balancing user privacy with business needs. He’ll also look at the importance of data cleansing and regular reviews of CMP implementation for a trustworthy system, as well as the need for risk assessment tools to navigate the complexities and ethical considerations surrounding the implementation and configuration of CMPs.
Key topics:
- Ethical implementation
- Consent management
- CMP implementation
- The role of cookies
- The role of various data ethics models
This event is chaired by Dr Kay Achenbach, and they’ll be an opportunity to ask questions.
Who is this webinar for
Anyone who is interested in data ethics, but specifically anyone who is responsible for the ethical use of data in their organisation.
Level of difficulty
Accessible to everyone, from beginners to experts.
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Speakers
Hugh Gage, founder of Engage Digital & Associates
Hugh is the founder of Engage Digital & Associates. He has 25 years experience in digital marketing and measurement and his business focuses on helping clients optimise performance against their business objectives in the online environment.
He’s worked with more than 30 organisations spanning retail, education, food and drink, travel and leisure, finance, media, B2B, legal, and the list is growing.
Hugh works on the principle that the collection, storage and processing of data should adhere not just to the letter of the law but also to the spirit of the law, supporting the needs of all stakeholders according to clearly set out ethical processes and frameworks.
Dr Kay Achenbach, Data Trainer at the ODI
Kay is a Data Trainer on the ODI's Learning Team. With a PhD in geology, Kay has extensive experience collecting, cleaning and analysing geospatial data, and she worked for 3 years as a postdoctoral researcher in geophysics and Durham University. Prior to joining the ODI, she worked for over a decade teaching physics and geology in secondary schools and sixth form, where she developed a strong interest in the use of data in the education sector.
A data enthusiast, Kay now supports the ODI's delivery of programmes to enable professionals to develop the necessary skills and knowledge to use data more effectively.
About the event
The event will be held on Zoom, and a Zoom link will be emailed to all participants. The event will be recorded and shared afterwards.
This event is made possible by the generous support of ODI members.