The 451 Institute values the privacy of its personnel, clients, and other parties, and has strict measures in place to safeguard any personal information collected. The firm does not gather any personal data from visitors to its website unless it is provided voluntarily.
If voluntarily provided, The 451 Institute collects and processes personal information for educational, networking, marketing, social, recruiting, and other legitimate business purposes. This information is not shared with entities outside of the firm, except for appropriate service providers who assist in carrying out these business functions. The 451 Institute does not sell or transfer such personal information outside of its control, its affiliates or successors.
Individuals have the right to opt-out of receiving marketing and other discretionary communications, and to request the update, supplement, or deletion of their own voluntarily submitted personal information. The 451 Institute employs appropriate and reasonable physical, procedural, and electronic information security measures to protect all personal information submitted to the firm.