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Digital leader backs new compliance academy

International privacy strategist Samantha Simms (File photograph)

With the Personal Information and Privacy Act now in effect, the demand for trained privacy professionals has never been higher in Bermuda.

This from international privacy strategist Samantha Simms, addressing the Bermuda Compliance Professionals Conference.

She said the Bermuda College’s new Compliance Academy filled a critical training gap for local privacy officers and compliance leaders.

The educational programme launches on Wednesday in partnership with the Association of Bermuda Compliance Officers, addressing the growing demand for education in compliance, governance, risk and privacy.

Ms Simms said the programme will deliver not only the legal knowledge but also the communication and leadership skills needed to apply it with confidence.

She is an attorney and strategist, and is globally recognised for her work in digital compliance, artificial intelligence governance and data privacy. Her team advises privacy professionals and organisations worldwide on navigating complex regulatory environments while promoting ethical technology use.

“This academy is a game-changer for the island,” she added. “By focusing on practical strategies and influence, it empowers professionals to lead compliance efforts, protect personal information and strengthen Bermuda’s reputation as a well-regulated financial and innovation hub.”

For more information, call 236-9000 ext 4117 or e-mail apace@college.bm

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Published September 22, 2025 at 6:19 pm (Updated September 22, 2025 at 8:09 pm)

Digital leader backs new compliance academy

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