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Elina Jutelyte
Leuvensesteenweg 772
Kortenberg
3070
Belgium
Elina Jutelyte
Leuvensesteenweg 772
Kortenberg
Kortenberg
3070
Belgium
The data that is collected will be used by the Organiser to plan and manage the event for which you registered, as well as email you relevant details about the event. Unless opted-out during the registration process we will add you to our distribution list to notify about new events, masterclasses and workshops. More info here: https://freelancebusiness.be/privacy
Freelance Business Community events terms and conditions specify Terms and conditions of attendance, Privacy statement, Purposes and legitimate grounds for the processing of your personal data and Rights.
Freelance Business Month (FBM) organisers may take photographs and video material during the event and reproduce it in the educational, news or promotional material, whether in print, electronic or other media, including the FBM websites and social media.
By participating in the FBM, you grant the FBM the right to use your name, photograph and biography for such purposes. All photographs and videos made during the event are the property of the FBM and may be displayed, distributed or used by the FBM for any purpose.
Anyone attending FBM must not take part in any canvassing, leafleting, demonstrations, objectionable behaviour or any activity, which may disrupt the event.
FBM reserves the right to stop any activity on the part of any attendee that may interfere with, or cause annoyance to any event.
FBM reserves the right to exclude or remove anyone from the event who does not comply with these terms and conditions or who they reasonably consider is likely to break these rules. Freelance Business Community events terms and conditions: https://freelancebusiness.be/tc Code of Conduct: https://freelancebusiness.be/fbd/codeofconduct
This is the Privacy Policy of Freelance Business Community, a community owned by Elina Jutelyte (Endo-Exo, company nr: 0636950005 Kortenberg, Belgium) Freelance Business Community ('Freelance Business') and its affiliated activities, collect personal data of its customers and visitors of its websites whilst providing its services. "Freelance Business" processes your data with due care, in accordance with all applicable laws and regulations. This Privacy Statement may be updated from time to time. You can find the current version on our website www.freelancebusiness.be.
This Privacy Statement applies to all personal data that "Freelance Business" processes during the execution of our services, including the personal data of visitors of the "Freelance Business" website. This Privacy Statement only covers data processing carried out by "Freelance Business". The Privacy Statement does not address and we are not responsible for, the privacy practices of any third parties.
Personal data processed and sources of data "Freelance Business"collects two types of information from our Users: (i) User Data; and (ii) Technical Data. Although we do not normally use Technical Data to identify you as an individual, you can sometimes be recognized from it.
In such situations, Technical Data can also be considered personal data under applicable laws. We may collect and process the following User Data about our customers and visitors: (i) first and last name; (ii) address details, (iii) telephone number, (iv) e-mail address, (v) your location when you use our services, (vi) payment details, (vii) other personal data you provide yourself, including pictures, for example when creating a profile, in correspondence and by phone. We may collect User Data from our customers and visitors in a variety of ways, including, when they register to our services, subscribe to a newsletter, buy a ticket to one of our events or fill out a form. You can see the full version here: https://freelancebusiness.be/tc
The storage period depends on the nature of the information and the purposes of processing
Storage period "Freelance Business"does not store your personal data longer than is legally permitted and necessary for the purposes for which the data were collected. The storage period depends on the nature of the information and the purposes of processing. The maximum period may therefore vary per use. In general, we store data for the provision of services for a maximum of five years after our relation ended.