Balancing Privacy and Profitability is Key to Future-proofing SMEs

<p>With nation-wide discussion around privacy legislation in Canada about to begin in connection with <a href="https://ised-isde.canada.ca/site/innovation-better-canada/en/canadas-digital-charter/bill-summary-digital-charter-implementation-act-2020">Bill C-27</a>, business will be faced with major implications around earning trust and reassuring Canadians that innovation can be realized, to great public benefit, without compromising privacy.</p><p>We got the chance to chat with Pam Snively, Chief Data & Trust Officer at TELUS.  She leads the team responsible for privacy governance and data ethics, along with data management and a number of compliance functions, including the Anti-bribery & Corruption and Competition Law programs.</p><p>In this podcast she discussed the best privacy practices businesses should be integrating into the core of their programming to protect Canadians’ personal information and earn trust.</p>