Kirsty Stevenson
Senior Interim Privacy Officer
About
With several years of experience in privacy and GDPR compliance, Kirsty helps organizations manage privacy risks while capitalizing on opportunities. Her practical approach ensures that risks are minimized without unnecessarily disrupting day-to-day operations. This allows organizations to continue focusing on growth and continuity.
Thanks to her experience within the government, Kirsty can quickly understand processes and provide independent advice that has an immediate effect. She closely follows the latest developments in (privacy) legislation and quickly translates these into workable solutions for organizations.
As a trainer, Kirsty explains complex privacy issues in a clear and understandable way to different target groups. Her eye for detail and practical approach help companies set up transparent, secure, and compliant data processing that inspires confidence in customers and regulators.
Experience:
Kirsty has several years of experience as a data protection officer (DPO), legal advisor, and was project leader for the implementation of the Open Government Act. She also has extensive experience in the social domain and recently provided training on data sharing in this domain. With her knowledge and experience, Kirsty is the ideal partner for organizations that want to take privacy and compliance seriously, but are looking for practical and feasible solutions.
Education:
Bachelor of Law – Amsterdam University of Applied Sciences
Pre-master's in Law – University of Amsterdam
Legal Affairs Advisor – Bestuursacademie Nederland
Data Protection Officer in the public sector (Outvie)
Courses:
Training on the Police Data Act (L2P)
Training on assessing DPIA's (Dirkzwager)
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