Jess Pembroke

Director of Information Law Services
With 15 years of experience as a Data Protection Officer across the health, further and higher education, charity, and private sectors, Jess has built a career on understanding wider organisational goals and translating compliance frameworks into actionable information for key decision-makers.

Jess has worked as a Senior Manager at Naomi Korn Associates for a number of years, building and leading a team of experienced professionals. Jess has a Masters Degree in Information Rights Law and Practice and qualifications in audit, risk management and cyber security.

Jess said: “One of the best parts of working at Naomi Korn Associates is the opportunity to work with an exceptional team of professionals. Outsourcing can be one of the most effective ways for organisations to access high-quality support and advice. What makes this even more impactful is that the support they receive comes from a team that thrives on collaboration and genuinely enjoys working together to support our clients.”

Sue White

Information Governance Manager
Sue is a data protection specialist with GDPR experience within local government and higher education. Sue held the post of Data Protection Officer for both the University of East Anglia (UEA) and Norwich University of the Arts and has over a decade of governance experience within district councils. Sue holds a practitioner certificate in data protection.

At Naomi Korn Associates, Sue works with a range of clients across the education and charitable sectors.

Sue has a practical and pragmatic approach to dealing with data protection issues and has significant experience of Freedom of Information law and Data Subject Access Requests.

Sue has written and produced training packages for several organisations and her strength is her ability to communicate with people at all levels of understanding, turning complex legislation into something relevant and meaningful.

TBC

Information Governance Officer
We’re excited to be welcoming a new colleague to the Information Governance team in May. They bring valuable experience and a strong commitment to supporting schools and communities. A full introduction and profile will be available shortly.