Today’s customers expect privacy, transparency, and security every time they share personal data. In an AI-accelerated world, the GDPR principles are your clearest playbook for doing the right thing and moving fast.

Join SurveyMonkey’s VP of Legal, Sally-Anne Hinfey, and product expert, Aisha Pachange, as they cover the eight key GDPR principles, how they apply in today’s AI era, and the simple steps you can take to remain compliant. This session shows you how to “translate” the GDPR into everyday, scalable practices that build trust with respondents and stakeholders alike.

You’ll learn how to:

  • Launch surveys with confidence using up-to-date compliance best practices
  • Review survey platforms for privacy compliance
  • Leverage SurveyMonkey’s built-in features to fulfill GDPR obligations with ease
  • Whether you’re a seasoned privacy pro or new to GDPR, you’ll walk away with actionable strategies to safeguard respondents personal data, build customer trust, and stay compliant, without slowing down your insights.

Whether you’re a seasoned privacy pro or new to GDPR, you’ll walk away with actionable strategies to safeguard respondents personal data, build customer trust, and stay compliant, without slowing down your insights.

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