I work with clients in two ways.

Most engagements start with a conversation. We agree what you are trying to solve, I ask questions, elicit requirements, and I submit a proposal scoped to your situation. That might be a discrete piece of work: organise and facilitate a series of workshops, a programme maturity assessment, a training programme, project or programme support, steering committee or privacy board participation. Or something longer. Fixed scope, agreed deliverables, clear price.

The second way is by the hour. This suits practitioners and organisations who need flexible access to outside help: to think something through, pressure-test an approach, get a second opinion, review a tool or policy or work through a problem together. You buy a block of hours and we use them however is most useful to you.

Both routes start the same way. Get in touch or book a call.

Hour blocks #

Hour blocks give you flexible access to my time without scoping a project upfront. You purchase below and I will follow up within one working day to confirm and agree how you want to use the time.

Scheduling is via the Book a Call page or by email, whichever suits you. For larger blocks, we will agree a rough plan upfront so we are both clear on what we are working towards. Hours are valid for 12 months from the date of purchase.

Not sure which block is right? Send me an email and we can talk it through.

Payments are handled by Mollie, an EU-based payment provider regulated by De Nederlandsche Bank. When you click a purchase button, you will be taken to Mollie’s secure checkout on their own website. No payment data is processed on purposeandmeans.io. Mollie’s privacy policy applies to data you provide during checkout. All prices include 25% Danish VAT (MOMS). An invoice will be issued by Purpose and Means within two working days of payment.

What people use the time for #

• Reviewing a DPIA or RoPA process or a specific assessment
• Pressure-testing a data protection programme structure
• Reviewing training materials
• Thinking through a specific high-risk processing activity
• Ad hoc stakeholder communication: helping you make the case internally
• External representative for Privacy Board / Steering Committee