Privacy & Data
Privacy Policy
Learn how Kaizen Institute collects, uses, and protects your personal data, and understand your rights regarding the information you share with us
Kaizen Institute, Ltd. (Kaizen Institute) understands that privacy is important to you and is strongly committed to protecting the personal information that you may provide as you access and use the materials on the Kaizen Institute Website.
Correct handling of your data with due regard to your individual personal rights as well as consideration of your right to informational self-determination is important to us when using your personal data. The
1. Using Kaizen Institute’s website without Providing Personal Information
You can use our website without providing any personal information. The following cases do not relate usage data to you at any time.
1.1 Cookies
See our Cookie Policy
1.2 Usage analysis on our website Google Universal Analytics. How does Google Universal Analytics collect usage data?
This website uses Google Universal Analytics, a web-analysis service by Google Inc. (“Google”). Google Universal Analytics uses so-called “cookies”. A cookie is a text
2. Processing of Personal Data
2.1 Newsletter
We will send you information about Kaizen Institute, events, services, and news if you select the corresponding check box “Subscribe” upon your express request or if we have received your e-mail address through a download of additional information (e.g. Infographics). Newsletters are sent by us; delivery is secured through e-mail tracking for each campaign.
You can cancel the newsletter any time by sending an e-mail to
3. Further Declarations on Data Protection
3.1 Responsible Office
The responsible office for data protection is the company specified in the imprint. The company is solely responsible for the websites published on the Kaizen Institute Website domain. It is not responsible, however, for our partners’ websites that links on our website may point to.
3.2 Your Rights as Data Subject, Revocation of Consent
You can exercise your rights as data subject to access, rectify, erase or block the stored