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CMS Budapest is hosting a closed business breakfast for clients on 7 February 2018 in the Budapest office.
The event will start with a presentation about the burning issues, proposed solutions and latest developments of the GDPR implementation by our specialist team, Dóra Petrányi, Partner and CEE Managing Director, Márton Domokos, Senior Counsel and Gábor M. Tóth Senior Counsel.
This will be followed by a one hour discussion: there is only four months left until 25 May 2018 - the “go-live” date - so it is time to share experience and discuss upcoming tasks.
Participation in the breakfast is free of charge, but subject to registration. There are a limited number of seats available that are filled up in the order of registration.
To register, please use the button below.
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