Information Protection Director - London - 150K

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Information Protection & Privacy Director

London

Our tier one client has instructed us to assist with the recruitment of a Director of Information Protection & Privacy in London. The position is paying between £125,000 - £150,000 plus car, pension and extras. The position sits within a robust UK cyber team with over 200 professionals in the UK alone.

The team combines a wealth of deep industry knowledge with both advisory experience and technical expertise. Within this team we provide stakeholders a full spectrum of privacy services, from ad-hoc assessments and GDPR readiness work to large-scale transformation programmes, fixing issues and bringing real, long-lasting benefits.

The environment is made up of intellectually curious, smart people; including world class privacy and security experts - you could become one of them or simply learn from them.

Responsibilities

* Delivery of stakeholder engagements to a high quality, typically as part of a team, or managing small to medium size engagements

* Working with the leadership team

* Managing and starting to build stakeholder relationships

* Taking an active role in developing the privacy practice through various means such as eminence, article writing, proposition and service development.

Experience

* Demonstrable experience of delivering privacy-related engagements, including GDPR-related assessments or readiness work

* Broad range of privacy experience i.e. assessment/ auditing work, policy writing, development of training and awareness modules, digital strategy, consent management, broader information security disciplines and technologies

* Excellent interpersonal skills

* Strong technical abilities, combined with business acumen

* Ability to think creatively to solve client needs

* Strong academics, including a minimum of 2.1 degree or equivalent

* A perspective of potential issues encountered when managing diverse teams and the strategies to overcome them; have a clear understanding of the firms commitment to creating a more inclusive culture