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Nathalie Lamontagne
Bar Admission 1989
Law degree from Université de Laval (LLB)
Master's degree in Business Administration from Université Laval (MBA)
Certified Corporate Director (CCD)
Graduate of the Property and Casualty Insurance Institute of Canada (PACICC) and the Life Office Management Association (ALMI)
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A lawyer in our Quebec City office, Nathalie practices in IT and Data Governance.
With over 30 years' experience, mainly in insurance and privacy, she has held senior management positions in insurance companies and government. She now focuses her career on training and coaching public organizations and private companies in the field of access and protection of personal information.
Nathalie has collaborated with the Association of access to information and privacy professionals, for whom she has given numerous training courses and conferences.
Aware that support must be tailored to each client, her versatility and search for advantageous and facilitating solutions, combined with her cutting-edge expertise, make her a reference. Her experience enables her to adapt easily to the operations of the customers she supports.
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Services
- Access to Information
- Compliance with Bill 25
- Cyber risk management and incident response
- Information governance
- Information Technology
- Privacy by design and security by design systems integration
- Protection of Personal Information and privacy
- Technology Law
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Professionnal activities
Over the course of my career, I have been involved in major projects such as mutual fund mergers, acquisitions of financial services firms, and the development of privacy and anti-money laundering compliance programs.
I also held the position of Corporate Secretary and VP Legal Affairs for a group of 7 insurance and IT companies.
I was central director of access and protection of confidential information for a major public organization for 7 years, in addition to being deputy head of the protection of confidential information.
I also prepared training material and disseminated training in access and protection of personal information to train managers from public organizations and private companies. -
Publications and conferences
Conferences
In addition to having participated in the training of a number of government officials responsible for access to and protection of personal information and having given several training sessions to these officials and their managers via a micro-program on strategic management in the protection of personal information and in the workplace for business groups, I have more recently given presentations on the obligations relating to Bill 25.
- Journée professionnelle de l'Association sur l'accès et la protection de l'information (AAPI), October 2, 2023, before more than 120 people from organizations and private companies involved in the protection of personal information:
- Distinction between a privacy policy, a confidentiality policy and a security policy
- Assessing the damage caused by a privacy incident
- May 17, 2023 presentation on consent to members of the Regroupement des registraires du Québec in collaboration with the Bureau de la coopération interuniversitaire, held at Bishop's University in front of approximately 75 university registrars.
- Presentation of a training workshop on certain personal information protection provisions of Bill 25, offered to members of the Forum des secrétaires généraux des organismes publics, held on May 12, 2023 before all governmental general secretaries (approximately 50 people present on the web).
- Journée professionnelle de l'Association sur l'accès et la protection de l'information (AAPI), February 9, 2023, before over 200 people from organizations involved in privacy protection
- The main digital advances in privacy protection (PVP): The international perspective of an ATIP practitioner
- Journée professionnelle de l'Association sur l'accès et la protection de l'information (AAPI), October 2, 2023, before more than 120 people from organizations and private companies involved in the protection of personal information:
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Social implications
I feel it's important to be involved in my community and in local community organizations. That's why, after serving on the Fonds d'emprunt de Québec and the Mutuelle de microfinance, I now sit on the Board of Directors of the Patro de Charlesbourg, whose mission is to contribute to the well-being of people of all ages through recreation, sports and mutual aid for the benefit of people living in vulnerable conditions. It's a welcoming environment where the values of benevolence, pleasure and commitment are conveyed, which reflects my personality.
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