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Privacy and Access Council of Canada

THE voice for privacy AND access

Volunteer

Collaborate. Connect. Achieve.

All PACC endeavors are made possible thanks to the dedicated volunteers who lend their time and talent

What could I do as a volunteer?

  • Help shape the Congress and serve on a planning committee
  • Prepare conference materials
  • Serve as a session moderator
  • Staff the registration desk and distribute conference packets
  • Crowd control through the Congress, and at related social and networking events
  • Take photographs
  • Post to social media
  • Provide directional help to delegates, speakers and sponsors
  • Help to set up / tear down PACC displays
  • Any other important tasks that emerge!

What are some of the benefits of volunteering?

  • Support your professional association
  • Complimentary access to the Congress
  • Networking opportunities throughout the event
  • Attend educational sessions and earn CPD hours
  • Gain hands-on conference experience
  • Network with delegates and speakers
  • Full- or half-day volunteer options available
  • Complimentary beverage breaks
  • Lunch provided for full-day volunteers

What’s required to volunteer at a PACC event?

Legislation, technology and the full gamut of business issues affect privacy, access to information, and data protection professionals — personally and professionally.

If you have a viewpoint and want to inspire thoughtful discussion…

If you have legal analysis experience and can analyze new laws and their impact…

If you want to host a local event…

Serving on the planning team and helping at a PACC event require a commitment to volunteer the time needed to make a difference, and a desire to make a meaningful contribution to the profession.

If you are good with the public…

If you have strong communication skills…

If you take the initiative to solve problems, and are customer service-oriented…

Contact congress_at_pacc-ccap_dot_ca and let us know how you can help.

Volunteer opportunities are limited and are on a first-come, first-served basis!

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