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Policy document / Ontario, Canada

Privacy Policy

Strive Summit Consulting Inc. respects the information you share with us. This policy explains what we collect, why we use it, and the choices available to you under Canadian privacy law.

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Clear Plain-language notice
01 / Read the policy

What this policy covers

These six points show how privacy works when you contact Strive Summit Consulting Inc., use this website, or discuss consulting work with our team.

01

Information we collect

Contact details, project context, correspondence, and technical website data may be recorded.

02

Why we use it

We use information to respond, plan work, manage records, and meet legal duties.

03

Consent choices

You can ask how consent was obtained and withdraw it where the law permits.

04

Sharing limits

Information is shared only with service providers or others when a valid purpose requires it.

05

Security measures

Access controls and practical safeguards protect records against loss, misuse, or disclosure.

06

Your requests

You may request access, correction, or an explanation of our privacy practices.

02 / Detailed notice

How information is handled

Strive Summit Consulting Inc. may collect your name, business contact details, company information, and the details you provide in a message or consultation request. We may also receive billing and engagement records when you become a client.

Website systems can record an IP address, browser type, device details, pages visited, and approximate access times. This information helps us maintain site security and understand which pages need improvement.

We use personal information to answer enquiries, assess a proposed engagement, deliver consulting services, issue records, and communicate about active work. We do not collect more information than the purpose requires.

Information may be handled by trusted providers that support hosting, email, scheduling, accounting, or secure business operations. Those providers receive only the access needed for their assigned task and must protect the information they handle.

Records are kept only as long as they serve the stated purpose, support a business relationship, or meet a legal or accounting requirement. Secure deletion or anonymisation follows when the retention period ends.

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Privacy starts with a specific purpose and a careful record.

03 / Your control

Making a privacy request

Send a clear request and we will review it against the information we hold and the rules that apply.

  1. Describe the request

    Tell us whether you want access, correction, consent changes, or a privacy explanation.

  2. Confirm your identity

    We may ask for reasonable details to prevent another person from accessing your records.

  3. Review the response

    We assess the request and identify any lawful reason information cannot be released.

  4. Resolve the record

    We correct relevant information or explain the next step if you disagree with our response.

04 / Accountability

A practical standard for trust

Strive Summit Consulting Inc. provides business strategy, operational efficiency, organizational development, and financial advisory services from Central Elgin, Ontario. Client information often reflects real decisions, internal pressures, and sensitive commercial details.

We expect everyone handling that information to use sound judgement. Access is limited by role, conversations are kept purposeful, and concerns are reviewed rather than ignored.

Business consultant reviewing a confidential planning document in a bright Ontario office

Good advice depends on responsible handling of facts.

05 / Our commitments

The standard we apply

We explain the purpose before we ask for information.
Consent and purpose
We keep access narrow, records useful, and retention deliberate.
Safeguards and retention
We treat a privacy concern as a request for action.
Questions and complaints
06 / Common questions

Privacy, in plain English

Do I have to provide personal information?

You can choose what to share. Some details are needed to answer a request or establish a consulting engagement.

Can I withdraw consent?

Yes, where consent is the legal basis for the use. Withdrawal does not affect actions already taken lawfully.

Can I ask for a correction?

Yes. Contact us with the inaccurate detail and the correction you believe is needed.

What if I have a concern?

Contact Strive Summit Consulting Inc. first so we can review the issue. You may also contact the Office of the Privacy Commissioner of Canada.

Can this policy change?

Yes. We may update this notice when our practices or legal obligations change. The current version appears on this page.