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About
- - About TNA
    - - Annual Reports
        Available to the public, TNA's annual reports include successes and challenges, progress and aspirations.
      - Strategic Plan
        TNA’s ten-year vision is for a safe, healthy and relevant performing arts sector. Our "Strategic Plan on a Page" is a summary of our goals, objectives and strategies.
      - Equity Action Plan
        This Equity Action Plan (EQAP) is an extension of Theatre Network Australia’s 2020-2024 Strategic Plan, and is based on a human rights framework where every human has the right to participate in cultural life.
        PDF and Word versions available.
  - Our People
    - - Core Staff
        Theatre Network Australia (TNA) has a small but mighty core team of six part-time staff.
        
        Nicole Beyer
        
        Joshua Lowe
        
        Steph Cox
        
        Yuhui Ng-Rodreguez
        
        Wen-Juenn Lee
        
        VIPI Program Producer
      - Board
        TNA’s Board is an Industry Board, primarily made up of representatives of arts organisations and independent artists.
        There are currently twelve members, drawn from across the country, who are governed by TNA’s Rules of Association.
      - Partners
        TNA is grateful for the support of our partners – past and present, with whom we have built strong collegiate relationships to achieve our goals.
        Our partners support us in Advocacy, in the Sector, with Research & Education, Documentation, Core Funding, Project Funding, and Projects themselves.
      - ASSITEJ Advisory
        Established in 2020, the ASSITEJ Advisory Committee is made up of Theatre for Young Audiences and Youth Arts representatives from across the country.
        Together with ASSITEJ International President and Australia Representative Sue Giles, we provide advocacy leadership for the ASSITEJ Australia Network.
      - CaPT Advisory
        TNA’s CaPT Advisory Committee was established in 2017 to maintain strong engagement and information exchange between TNA and the circus and physical theatre industry locally, nationally, and internationally. Meeting quarterly, the 8 members are on a two-year tenure.
        Steph Cox is the TNA staff contact for all things CaPT.
      - VIPI Producers
        The Victorian Independent Producers Initiative's (VIPI) Unlocking Capacity grants and Producers Mentorship Program support Victorian-based independent producers, and through them, independent artists and companies in the performing arts in Victoria, nationally and internationally.
      - Members List
        With a broad church definition of theatre, TNA has 500+ current members.
        Our members work across artforms; are located across regional and metropolitan Australia; and include independent artists, producers, arts workers and collectives.
      - Donors
        A list of TNA's donors who have entrusted us with their generous financial gifts in 2020 and 2021, including contributions towards 1000 x $1000: Crisis Cash for Artists.
  - Our Timeline
    - A timeline of TNA's impact from the beginning, including our commitments to stronger connections, a healthy ecology, fairer arrangements for artists and First Nations Leadership in the sector.
  - Testimonials
    - Our work in other people’s words.
  - Contact
    - Due to COVID-19 Density Quotients, TNA staff may not always be in the office. We are checking our voicemails intermittently, but the best way to reach our team is by email.
Our Work
- - News & Media
    - - E-News
        Compiling the latest grants, opportunities, gossip, and jobs from across various sectors and internationally, the TNA E-News has been a sector favourite since 2009.
      - ASSITEJ News
        A quarterly ASSITEJ bulletin, with national and international news and opportunities for performance with/for/by young people in the sector.
      - CaPT News
        A quarterly CaPT bulletin, with news and opportunities for the Circus and Physical Theatre sector.
      - Member Bulletins
        Member Bulletins are only available to current TNA members.
        
        Login to your TNA account or become a member to view this page.
      - Media Coverage
        Sector updates from media publishers, which includes TNA's media releases and appearances.
  - Programs
    - - VIPI
        The Victorian Independent Producers' Initiative (VIPI) supports independent producers, and through them, independent artists and companies in the performing arts in Victoria.
      - CaPT
        TNA works with the Australian Circus and Physical Theatre community to contribute to the development of a diverse, thriving, and sustainable sector.
      - ASSITEJ
        A French acronym translating to the Association of theatre for children and young people, TNA represents and promotes Australia in the ASSITEJ global network.
      - Indie Support
        A one-off emergency payment TNA ran to support independent artists, producers and production crew in the performing arts, who had been significantly affected by Covid-19.
      - Awards
        TNA is proud to offer and support a range of sector awards, including the Smash Indie Bursary (National), Green Room Awards Sponsorships and Melbourne Fringe Awards (Victorian).
      - Past Programs
        TNA's past programs include:
        
        Safe Theatres
        Power Play
  - Advocacy
    - TNA's advocacy provides a voice for the performing arts, prioritising independents and small to medium companies.
  - Research & Resources
    - - TNA Research & Reports
        TNA periodically conducts, assists with, and publishes sector-specific research.
        
        On this page you can find:
        
        The Small to Medium Salary Survey Reports
        The Independent Practice Reports
        The Circus/Entertainment Rigging Report
        Other TNA Research
      - External Resources
        External Resources, such as Arts Access Victoria's workbook, Art for Everyone.
        Covid-19 Resources, such as Live Performance Australia's Covid-19 Safe Plan Template.
      - Producers Database
        A database for independent performing arts producers who support independent artists, independent collectives and independent companies. To add yourself to this list, submit your details on this page.
      - Designers Database
        A response to the gender inequity within technical design in the performing arts, this list of female, non-binary and trans designers is intended as a resource for theatre companies, collectives and individuals to hire more diversely in these areas.
      - CaPT Performing Companies
      - CAPT Resources
        A list of Circus and Physical Theatre resources that are frequently updated.
Membership
- - Join TNA
    - TNA offers membership for individuals and organisations - join today!
  - Members List
    - TNA uses a broad church definition of theatre and has 500+ current members.

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About
- - About TNA
    - - Annual Reports
        Available to the public, TNA's annual reports include successes and challenges, progress and aspirations.
      - Strategic Plan
        TNA’s ten-year vision is for a safe, healthy and relevant performing arts sector. Our "Strategic Plan on a Page" is a summary of our goals, objectives and strategies.
      - Equity Action Plan
        This Equity Action Plan (EQAP) is an extension of Theatre Network Australia’s 2020-2024 Strategic Plan, and is based on a human rights framework where every human has the right to participate in cultural life.
        PDF and Word versions available.
  - Our People
    - - Core Staff
        Theatre Network Australia (TNA) has a small but mighty core team of six part-time staff.
        
        Nicole Beyer
        
        Joshua Lowe
        
        Steph Cox
        
        Yuhui Ng-Rodreguez
        
        Wen-Juenn Lee
        
        VIPI Program Producer
      - Board
        TNA’s Board is an Industry Board, primarily made up of representatives of arts organisations and independent artists.
        There are currently twelve members, drawn from across the country, who are governed by TNA’s Rules of Association.
      - Partners
        TNA is grateful for the support of our partners – past and present, with whom we have built strong collegiate relationships to achieve our goals.
        Our partners support us in Advocacy, in the Sector, with Research & Education, Documentation, Core Funding, Project Funding, and Projects themselves.
      - ASSITEJ Advisory
        Established in 2020, the ASSITEJ Advisory Committee is made up of Theatre for Young Audiences and Youth Arts representatives from across the country.
        Together with ASSITEJ International President and Australia Representative Sue Giles, we provide advocacy leadership for the ASSITEJ Australia Network.
      - CaPT Advisory
        TNA’s CaPT Advisory Committee was established in 2017 to maintain strong engagement and information exchange between TNA and the circus and physical theatre industry locally, nationally, and internationally. Meeting quarterly, the 8 members are on a two-year tenure.
        Steph Cox is the TNA staff contact for all things CaPT.
      - VIPI Producers
        The Victorian Independent Producers Initiative's (VIPI) Unlocking Capacity grants and Producers Mentorship Program support Victorian-based independent producers, and through them, independent artists and companies in the performing arts in Victoria, nationally and internationally.
      - Members List
        With a broad church definition of theatre, TNA has 500+ current members.
        Our members work across artforms; are located across regional and metropolitan Australia; and include independent artists, producers, arts workers and collectives.
      - Donors
        A list of TNA's donors who have entrusted us with their generous financial gifts in 2020 and 2021, including contributions towards 1000 x $1000: Crisis Cash for Artists.
  - Our Timeline
    - A timeline of TNA's impact from the beginning, including our commitments to stronger connections, a healthy ecology, fairer arrangements for artists and First Nations Leadership in the sector.
  - Testimonials
    - Our work in other people’s words.
  - Contact
    - Due to COVID-19 Density Quotients, TNA staff may not always be in the office. We are checking our voicemails intermittently, but the best way to reach our team is by email.
Our Work
- - News & Media
    - - E-News
        Compiling the latest grants, opportunities, gossip, and jobs from across various sectors and internationally, the TNA E-News has been a sector favourite since 2009.
      - ASSITEJ News
        A quarterly ASSITEJ bulletin, with national and international news and opportunities for performance with/for/by young people in the sector.
      - CaPT News
        A quarterly CaPT bulletin, with news and opportunities for the Circus and Physical Theatre sector.
      - Member Bulletins
        Member Bulletins are only available to current TNA members.
        
        Login to your TNA account or become a member to view this page.
      - Media Coverage
        Sector updates from media publishers, which includes TNA's media releases and appearances.
  - Programs
    - - VIPI
        The Victorian Independent Producers' Initiative (VIPI) supports independent producers, and through them, independent artists and companies in the performing arts in Victoria.
      - CaPT
        TNA works with the Australian Circus and Physical Theatre community to contribute to the development of a diverse, thriving, and sustainable sector.
      - ASSITEJ
        A French acronym translating to the Association of theatre for children and young people, TNA represents and promotes Australia in the ASSITEJ global network.
      - Indie Support
        A one-off emergency payment TNA ran to support independent artists, producers and production crew in the performing arts, who had been significantly affected by Covid-19.
      - Awards
        TNA is proud to offer and support a range of sector awards, including the Smash Indie Bursary (National), Green Room Awards Sponsorships and Melbourne Fringe Awards (Victorian).
      - Past Programs
        TNA's past programs include:
        
        Safe Theatres
        Power Play
  - Advocacy
    - TNA's advocacy provides a voice for the performing arts, prioritising independents and small to medium companies.
  - Research & Resources
    - - TNA Research & Reports
        TNA periodically conducts, assists with, and publishes sector-specific research.
        
        On this page you can find:
        
        The Small to Medium Salary Survey Reports
        The Independent Practice Reports
        The Circus/Entertainment Rigging Report
        Other TNA Research
      - External Resources
        External Resources, such as Arts Access Victoria's workbook, Art for Everyone.
        Covid-19 Resources, such as Live Performance Australia's Covid-19 Safe Plan Template.
      - Producers Database
        A database for independent performing arts producers who support independent artists, independent collectives and independent companies. To add yourself to this list, submit your details on this page.
      - Designers Database
        A response to the gender inequity within technical design in the performing arts, this list of female, non-binary and trans designers is intended as a resource for theatre companies, collectives and individuals to hire more diversely in these areas.
      - CaPT Performing Companies
      - CAPT Resources
        A list of Circus and Physical Theatre resources that are frequently updated.
Membership
- - Join TNA
    - TNA offers membership for individuals and organisations - join today!
  - Members List
    - TNA uses a broad church definition of theatre and has 500+ current members.

‘Creating Out Loud’ Peer Learning Program

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For the fourth instalment of the 2021 Australian Theatre Forum’s Deconstructed event, TNA and Dr. Kate Power from the University of Queensland are hosting Creating Out Loud, a guided peer-learning program for one-hour, once a week for 7 weeks for …

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Events & Gatherings

Indie Supported Places to attend NEIGHBOURHOOD

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NEIGHBOURHOOD // IN PARTNERSHIP WITH APAM AT DREAMBIG CHILDREN’S FESTIVAL 20 MAY, THURSDAY12.30PM – 4.30PMBanquet Room, Adelaide Festival Centre An immersive afternoon of feasting and guided reflection; bringing together artforms, activism and audio adventure with some of South Australia’s most …

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About
- - About TNA
    - - Annual Reports
        Available to the public, TNA's annual reports include successes and challenges, progress and aspirations.
      - Strategic Plan
        TNA’s ten-year vision is for a safe, healthy and relevant performing arts sector. Our "Strategic Plan on a Page" is a summary of our goals, objectives and strategies.
      - Equity Action Plan
        This Equity Action Plan (EQAP) is an extension of Theatre Network Australia’s 2020-2024 Strategic Plan, and is based on a human rights framework where every human has the right to participate in cultural life.
        PDF and Word versions available.
  - Our People
    - - Core Staff
        Theatre Network Australia (TNA) has a small but mighty core team of six part-time staff.
        
        Nicole Beyer
        
        Joshua Lowe
        
        Steph Cox
        
        Yuhui Ng-Rodreguez
        
        Wen-Juenn Lee
        
        VIPI Program Producer
      - Board
        TNA’s Board is an Industry Board, primarily made up of representatives of arts organisations and independent artists.
        There are currently twelve members, drawn from across the country, who are governed by TNA’s Rules of Association.
      - Partners
        TNA is grateful for the support of our partners – past and present, with whom we have built strong collegiate relationships to achieve our goals.
        Our partners support us in Advocacy, in the Sector, with Research & Education, Documentation, Core Funding, Project Funding, and Projects themselves.
      - ASSITEJ Advisory
        Established in 2020, the ASSITEJ Advisory Committee is made up of Theatre for Young Audiences and Youth Arts representatives from across the country.
        Together with ASSITEJ International President and Australia Representative Sue Giles, we provide advocacy leadership for the ASSITEJ Australia Network.
      - CaPT Advisory
        TNA’s CaPT Advisory Committee was established in 2017 to maintain strong engagement and information exchange between TNA and the circus and physical theatre industry locally, nationally, and internationally. Meeting quarterly, the 8 members are on a two-year tenure.
        Steph Cox is the TNA staff contact for all things CaPT.
      - VIPI Producers
        The Victorian Independent Producers Initiative's (VIPI) Unlocking Capacity grants and Producers Mentorship Program support Victorian-based independent producers, and through them, independent artists and companies in the performing arts in Victoria, nationally and internationally.
      - Members List
        With a broad church definition of theatre, TNA has 500+ current members.
        Our members work across artforms; are located across regional and metropolitan Australia; and include independent artists, producers, arts workers and collectives.
      - Donors
        A list of TNA's donors who have entrusted us with their generous financial gifts in 2020 and 2021, including contributions towards 1000 x $1000: Crisis Cash for Artists.
  - Our Timeline
    - A timeline of TNA's impact from the beginning, including our commitments to stronger connections, a healthy ecology, fairer arrangements for artists and First Nations Leadership in the sector.
  - Testimonials
    - Our work in other people’s words.
  - Contact
    - Due to COVID-19 Density Quotients, TNA staff may not always be in the office. We are checking our voicemails intermittently, but the best way to reach our team is by email.
Our Work
- - News & Media
    - - E-News
        Compiling the latest grants, opportunities, gossip, and jobs from across various sectors and internationally, the TNA E-News has been a sector favourite since 2009.
      - ASSITEJ News
        A quarterly ASSITEJ bulletin, with national and international news and opportunities for performance with/for/by young people in the sector.
      - CaPT News
        A quarterly CaPT bulletin, with news and opportunities for the Circus and Physical Theatre sector.
      - Member Bulletins
        Member Bulletins are only available to current TNA members.
        
        Login to your TNA account or become a member to view this page.
      - Media Coverage
        Sector updates from media publishers, which includes TNA's media releases and appearances.
  - Programs
    - - VIPI
        The Victorian Independent Producers' Initiative (VIPI) supports independent producers, and through them, independent artists and companies in the performing arts in Victoria.
      - CaPT
        TNA works with the Australian Circus and Physical Theatre community to contribute to the development of a diverse, thriving, and sustainable sector.
      - ASSITEJ
        A French acronym translating to the Association of theatre for children and young people, TNA represents and promotes Australia in the ASSITEJ global network.
      - Indie Support
        A one-off emergency payment TNA ran to support independent artists, producers and production crew in the performing arts, who had been significantly affected by Covid-19.
      - Awards
        TNA is proud to offer and support a range of sector awards, including the Smash Indie Bursary (National), Green Room Awards Sponsorships and Melbourne Fringe Awards (Victorian).
      - Past Programs
        TNA's past programs include:
        
        Safe Theatres
        Power Play
  - Advocacy
    - TNA's advocacy provides a voice for the performing arts, prioritising independents and small to medium companies.
  - Research & Resources
    - - TNA Research & Reports
        TNA periodically conducts, assists with, and publishes sector-specific research.
        
        On this page you can find:
        
        The Small to Medium Salary Survey Reports
        The Independent Practice Reports
        The Circus/Entertainment Rigging Report
        Other TNA Research
      - External Resources
        External Resources, such as Arts Access Victoria's workbook, Art for Everyone.
        Covid-19 Resources, such as Live Performance Australia's Covid-19 Safe Plan Template.
      - Producers Database
        A database for independent performing arts producers who support independent artists, independent collectives and independent companies. To add yourself to this list, submit your details on this page.
      - Designers Database
        A response to the gender inequity within technical design in the performing arts, this list of female, non-binary and trans designers is intended as a resource for theatre companies, collectives and individuals to hire more diversely in these areas.
      - CaPT Performing Companies
      - CAPT Resources
        A list of Circus and Physical Theatre resources that are frequently updated.
Membership
- - Join TNA
    - TNA offers membership for individuals and organisations - join today!
  - Members List
    - TNA uses a broad church definition of theatre and has 500+ current members.

About
- - About TNA
    - - Annual Reports
        Available to the public, TNA's annual reports include successes and challenges, progress and aspirations.
      - Strategic Plan
        TNA’s ten-year vision is for a safe, healthy and relevant performing arts sector. Our "Strategic Plan on a Page" is a summary of our goals, objectives and strategies.
      - Equity Action Plan
        This Equity Action Plan (EQAP) is an extension of Theatre Network Australia’s 2020-2024 Strategic Plan, and is based on a human rights framework where every human has the right to participate in cultural life.
        PDF and Word versions available.
  - Our People
    - - Core Staff
        Theatre Network Australia (TNA) has a small but mighty core team of six part-time staff.
        
        Nicole Beyer
        
        Joshua Lowe
        
        Steph Cox
        
        Yuhui Ng-Rodreguez
        
        Wen-Juenn Lee
        
        VIPI Program Producer
      - Board
        TNA’s Board is an Industry Board, primarily made up of representatives of arts organisations and independent artists.
        There are currently twelve members, drawn from across the country, who are governed by TNA’s Rules of Association.
      - Partners
        TNA is grateful for the support of our partners – past and present, with whom we have built strong collegiate relationships to achieve our goals.
        Our partners support us in Advocacy, in the Sector, with Research & Education, Documentation, Core Funding, Project Funding, and Projects themselves.
      - ASSITEJ Advisory
        Established in 2020, the ASSITEJ Advisory Committee is made up of Theatre for Young Audiences and Youth Arts representatives from across the country.
        Together with ASSITEJ International President and Australia Representative Sue Giles, we provide advocacy leadership for the ASSITEJ Australia Network.
      - CaPT Advisory
        TNA’s CaPT Advisory Committee was established in 2017 to maintain strong engagement and information exchange between TNA and the circus and physical theatre industry locally, nationally, and internationally. Meeting quarterly, the 8 members are on a two-year tenure.
        Steph Cox is the TNA staff contact for all things CaPT.
      - VIPI Producers
        The Victorian Independent Producers Initiative's (VIPI) Unlocking Capacity grants and Producers Mentorship Program support Victorian-based independent producers, and through them, independent artists and companies in the performing arts in Victoria, nationally and internationally.
      - Members List
        With a broad church definition of theatre, TNA has 500+ current members.
        Our members work across artforms; are located across regional and metropolitan Australia; and include independent artists, producers, arts workers and collectives.
      - Donors
        A list of TNA's donors who have entrusted us with their generous financial gifts in 2020 and 2021, including contributions towards 1000 x $1000: Crisis Cash for Artists.
  - Our Timeline
    - A timeline of TNA's impact from the beginning, including our commitments to stronger connections, a healthy ecology, fairer arrangements for artists and First Nations Leadership in the sector.
  - Testimonials
    - Our work in other people’s words.
  - Contact
    - Due to COVID-19 Density Quotients, TNA staff may not always be in the office. We are checking our voicemails intermittently, but the best way to reach our team is by email.
Our Work
- - News & Media
    - - E-News
        Compiling the latest grants, opportunities, gossip, and jobs from across various sectors and internationally, the TNA E-News has been a sector favourite since 2009.
      - ASSITEJ News
        A quarterly ASSITEJ bulletin, with national and international news and opportunities for performance with/for/by young people in the sector.
      - CaPT News
        A quarterly CaPT bulletin, with news and opportunities for the Circus and Physical Theatre sector.
      - Member Bulletins
        Member Bulletins are only available to current TNA members.
        
        Login to your TNA account or become a member to view this page.
      - Media Coverage
        Sector updates from media publishers, which includes TNA's media releases and appearances.
  - Programs
    - - VIPI
        The Victorian Independent Producers' Initiative (VIPI) supports independent producers, and through them, independent artists and companies in the performing arts in Victoria.
      - CaPT
        TNA works with the Australian Circus and Physical Theatre community to contribute to the development of a diverse, thriving, and sustainable sector.
      - ASSITEJ
        A French acronym translating to the Association of theatre for children and young people, TNA represents and promotes Australia in the ASSITEJ global network.
      - Indie Support
        A one-off emergency payment TNA ran to support independent artists, producers and production crew in the performing arts, who had been significantly affected by Covid-19.
      - Awards
        TNA is proud to offer and support a range of sector awards, including the Smash Indie Bursary (National), Green Room Awards Sponsorships and Melbourne Fringe Awards (Victorian).
      - Past Programs
        TNA's past programs include:
        
        Safe Theatres
        Power Play
  - Advocacy
    - TNA's advocacy provides a voice for the performing arts, prioritising independents and small to medium companies.
  - Research & Resources
    - - TNA Research & Reports
        TNA periodically conducts, assists with, and publishes sector-specific research.
        
        On this page you can find:
        
        The Small to Medium Salary Survey Reports
        The Independent Practice Reports
        The Circus/Entertainment Rigging Report
        Other TNA Research
      - External Resources
        External Resources, such as Arts Access Victoria's workbook, Art for Everyone.
        Covid-19 Resources, such as Live Performance Australia's Covid-19 Safe Plan Template.
      - Producers Database
        A database for independent performing arts producers who support independent artists, independent collectives and independent companies. To add yourself to this list, submit your details on this page.
      - Designers Database
        A response to the gender inequity within technical design in the performing arts, this list of female, non-binary and trans designers is intended as a resource for theatre companies, collectives and individuals to hire more diversely in these areas.
      - CaPT Performing Companies
      - CAPT Resources
        A list of Circus and Physical Theatre resources that are frequently updated.
Membership
- - Join TNA
    - TNA offers membership for individuals and organisations - join today!
  - Members List
    - TNA uses a broad church definition of theatre and has 500+ current members.

YOUR PRIVACY

Last updated: 15 September 2021

At TNA we are committed to protecting your privacy as a customer and an online visitor to our website. We use the information we collect about you to maximise the services that we provide to you. We respect the privacy and confidentiality of the information provided by you and adhere to the Australian Privacy Principles. Please read our privacy policy below carefully.

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In the course of your visits to our website or use of our products and services, we may obtain the following information about you: name, company name, email address, telephone number, credit card details, billing address, geographic location, IP address, survey responses, support queries, blog comments and social media handles (together ‘Personal Data’).

Our services are not directed to persons under 18 and we do not knowingly collect Personal Data from anyone under 18. If we become aware that a child under 18 has provided us with Personal Data, we will delete that information as quickly as possible. If you are the parent or guardian of a child and you believe they have provided us with Personal Data without your consent, then please contact us.
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To enable us to deliver our services, we may transfer information that we collect about you, including Personal Data, across borders for storage and processing in countries other than Australia. If your Personal Data is transferred and processed outside Australia, it will only be transferred to countries that have adequate privacy protections.

We retain your personal information for as long as needed to provide services to you and as otherwise necessary to comply with our legal obligations, resolve disputes and enforce our agreements.

In the event there is a breach of our security and your Personal Data is compromised, we will promptly notify you in compliance with the applicable law.

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If there is a change of control in one of our businesses (whether by merger, sale, transfer of assets or otherwise) customer information, which may include your Personal Data, could be transferred to a purchaser under a confidentiality agreement. We would only disclose your Personal Data in good faith and where required by any of the above circumstances.

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As we plan to ensure our privacy policy remains current, this policy is subject to change. We may modify this policy at any time, in our sole discretion and all modifications will be effective immediately upon our posting of the modifications on this website. Please return periodically to review our privacy policy.

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