Job Title: Local Privacy Officer Italy
Location: Milano, Italy
About the job
As a Local Privacy Officer (LPO), you will be a strategic business partner responsible for protecting data subjects rights and freedoms, enabling data-driven innovation within Sanofi and maximizing business opportunities. You will lead the implementation of the Privacy operating model, balancing robust data protection with business growth opportunities in an increasingly complex privacy landscape. This role requires you to address critical privacy risk areas, implement privacy maturity at all levels of the company, generate trust and transparency while enabling the business to deliver according to its objectives.
Acting as a force of proposal you'll have to proactively contribute to a robust data governance while having a thoughtful risk-based approach. You will manage local privacy initiatives while contributing to global and regional projects, ensuring compliance with evolving privacy regulations and championing privacy-by-design principles in an increasingly AI-driven environment.
Key Accountability
Prevent Privacy Risks
• Develop and maintain a comprehensive local privacy risk assessment framework that addresses business maturity and ownership, and promotes the effective implementation of the privacy operating model among leadership team members and key stakeholders
• Understand, map and become familiar with business strategy and activities to proactively support their deployment while mitigating privacy risks
• Appoint and lead the Local Privacy champions' network to implement in a proactive way privacy strategy and priorities
• Monitor and analyze local privacy regulations, AI regulatory developments, and enforcement trends and document & implement local variations of global procedures when required by local laws
• Contribute to global position papers, develop and maintain external network with public authorities and other privacy networks, represent Sanofi in industry advocacy
📌 Local Privacy Officer Italy (Milano)
🏢 Sanofi
📍 Milano