Oxford Impact Group (OIG) is one of the world’s leading global sustainability consultancy firms and is committed to always operating in a manner which complies with relevant legislation, is ethical and is equitable to all of its stakeholders. Oxford Impact Group is committed to maintaining the privacy of all individuals (including any identified or identifiable natural person) with whom we interact during our business. At all times Oxford Impact Group will comply with the relevant Data Protection legislation in the countries in which they operate.

Here at Oxford Impact Group (OIG), we take your privacy seriously and will only use your personal information to provide the information, products or services you have requested from us.

Where we process personal information for purposes which are not directly to comply with our contractual obligations, we [generally] do so for certain legitimate business purposes. Whenever we process data for these purposes, we will always ensure that we give your personal data rights due consideration and hold them in the highest regard.

Some of the third-party systems we use to communicate with you may utilize ‘Cookie Policy cookies’ to collect personal information. We are working with our suppliers to ensure that this is done in compliance with the data protection legislation. No OIG-owned products collect personal data (such as names and email addresses,) in cookies but we do store other information necessary to ensure data security and session continuity. However, some of the software products we use or maintain on behalf of others, may collect personal data. We are in contact with these suppliers and our clients to ensure that each of these products is GDPR-compliant and covered by its own privacy statement.

From time to time, we would like to contact you with details of other webinars, events, products and services we offer. Don’t worry, we will never pass your information on to anyone outside of the OIG unless the law requires us to do so or where we are acting as a data processor and our client (the data controller) requires us to do so.