
Privacy Awards give a podium to companies and governments that see privacy as an opportunity to stand out positively.
Discover the Dutch Privacy Awards - the ultimate recognition for privacy-conscious organisations. We highlight inspiring initiatives that make privacy-friendly business and innovation the norm. Take part and be inspired by the frontrunners contributing to a privacy-conscious society.

Applications are open
Register your organisation, product or service for a Dutch Privacy Award by 15 October this year by sending an email to awards@privacyfirst.nl. Download the checklist for your application.
Nominations will be highlighted in Privacy First's newsletters from November 2023. Winners will be announced at the National Privacy Conference in The Hague on 24 January 2024. Up to four prizes will be awarded, partly depending on entries and in accordance with the jury rules.
The jury nominates entries in the following categories:
- Consumer solutions
- Business solutions
- Non-profit
From businesses for consumers.
Within a company or business-to-business.
Government, healthcare and education.

Sophie in 't Veld & Tom Jessen
Discover your expert jury members

IT expert and privacy lawyer, managing partner Comfort Information Architects

Chairman Privacy First

Specialist coordinator AVG, Tax Office

University lecturer in IT law at the University of Groningen

Privacy and information security expert, IT lawyer, partner Fresa Consulting

Data protection officer and senior information security, risk and privacy advisor

Lawyer; director of strategy and management consulting, Central Bureau of Statistics

Community manager privacy, Centre for Information Security and Privacy Protection
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