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Privacy Minds
Privacy Minds, the official podcast from Achieved Compliance, that offers practical perspective and actionable insights to help organizations manage international regulatory risk. From Australia to Zimbabwe, we have over 50 years of experience helping clients establish good data governance and arrive at privacy outcomes that meet global regulatory requirements! Hosted by Melise Blakeslee, Founder and CEO, and Paula Bruening, Director of Global Privacy Policy, Privacy Minds was established to do something different:No legal lecturesNo hand wringing predictions Just clear, honest conversations a...
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7 de oct. de 2025
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Episode 2: The Truth about Privacy Software Solutions 07.10.2025 41:15
Privacy Minds – Episode 2: The Truth about Privacy Software Solutions In this episode of Privacy Minds, hosts Melise Blakeslee and Paula Bruening take a critical look at the role of software in managing privacy and compliance. With decades of hands-on experience, they discuss the promises and limitations of available privacy and data protection tools in today’s complex regulatory landscape. Drawin...
Episode 1: The Risky Business of Global Expansion 08.07.2025 27:24
Welcome to the first episode of Privacy Minds , the podcast where privacy gets practical. Hosted by Melise Blakeslee, Founder and CEO of Achieved Compliance, and Paula Bruening, Director of Global Privacy Policy, this episode explores how the concept of “risk” in data privacy is evolving in today’s chaotic, uncertain world. With rapid developments in AI, shifting global regulations and reduc...
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