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Why Privacy can’t be solved by legal teams alone | Helen Graham
In Episode 2 of Practical Privacy, Orla Dormer is joined by Helen Graham (Global Head of Privacy at IVC Evidensia) to unpack one of the biggest challenges privacy teams face today: keeping up with a constant wave of new and evolving data legislation.
Helen shares why compliance can’t be treated as a legal exercise alone, how operational context is critical to assessing real business impact, and why effective privacy programmes depend on cross-functional and cross-border collaboration.
The conversation also reflects on leadership, buy-in, and the ongoing need for privacy professionals to explain and defend why privacy matters, even after years in the role. A practical discussion for anyone working to make privacy scalable, sustainable, and embedded in the business.
Helen shares why compliance can’t be treated as a legal exercise alone, how operational context is critical to assessing real business impact, and why effective privacy programmes depend on cross-functional and cross-border collaboration.
The conversation also reflects on leadership, buy-in, and the ongoing need for privacy professionals to explain and defend why privacy matters, even after years in the role. A practical discussion for anyone working to make privacy scalable, sustainable, and embedded in the business.
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By Orla DormerIn Episode 2 of Practical Privacy, Orla Dormer is joined by Helen Graham (Global Head of Privacy at IVC Evidensia) to unpack one of the biggest challenges privacy teams face today: keeping up with a constant wave of new and evolving data legislation.
Helen shares why compliance can’t be treated as a legal exercise alone, how operational context is critical to assessing real business impact, and why effective privacy programmes depend on cross-functional and cross-border collaboration.
The conversation also reflects on leadership, buy-in, and the ongoing need for privacy professionals to explain and defend why privacy matters, even after years in the role. A practical discussion for anyone working to make privacy scalable, sustainable, and embedded in the business.
Helen shares why compliance can’t be treated as a legal exercise alone, how operational context is critical to assessing real business impact, and why effective privacy programmes depend on cross-functional and cross-border collaboration.
The conversation also reflects on leadership, buy-in, and the ongoing need for privacy professionals to explain and defend why privacy matters, even after years in the role. A practical discussion for anyone working to make privacy scalable, sustainable, and embedded in the business.