GDPR

GDPR provided consulting services to the Association of Optometrists, a professional association, to help them understand and comply with the new EU data protection regulations. The project, which ran from August 2017 to April 2018, involved the production of a series of adaptable collateral about the new regulations for the association's members. GDPR also planned and conducted a series of workshops to help members learn how to implement the received collateral. The association invested approximately €25,000– €26,000 ($29,000–$30,000) in the project and worked mainly with three people from GDPR.

GDPR was contracted by a sports nonprofit in Ireland to help them become compliant with the General Data Protection Regulation legislation. The project, which ran from June to August 2018, involved an audit of the organization's existing policies and the reworking of language to become more compliant with GDPR legislation. GDPR also offered training for the organization's staff. The organization invested about €18,000 ($20,700 USD) in the project and worked with three people from GDPR during the initial contact and assessments, and one person who produced the updated documents.

GDPR provided consulting services to the Clondalkin Drug & Alcohol Task Force, a coordinating body for implementing national drug strategy in their area. The project, which ran from May to July 2018, involved a full day of training on GDPR and its impact on the charity and community sector. GDPR helped the organization develop a plan to improve their understanding and become compliant with GDPR. They also provided written documentation and were able to answer all questions and queries. The organization invested €2,500 Euro ($2,800 USD) in the project and worked with two people from GDPR.