Privacy Policy

Last updated 6 August 2026

Draft — pending professional legal review. This page is an initial, good-faith template written to reflect how this website actually works. It has not been reviewed by a qualified solicitor and should be checked before being relied on as a definitive legal document.

Who controls your data

This website is operated by Okunola Adebola Orogun (“I”, “me”). For UK GDPR purposes, I am the data controller for personal data collected through this site. Contact: adebolaorogun@gmail.com.

What data is collected, and why

WhereWhat’s collectedWhy
Contact formName, email, organisation (optional), enquiry type, subject, messageTo respond to your enquiry
Mentoring applicationName, email, country/time zone, current role, mentoring area, challenge, desired outcome, availability, linksTo assess and respond to your mentoring application
Newsletter (when enabled)Email addressTo send research updates, articles, and learning resources
Site analyticsPage path, referrer, a salted/hashed IP fragment (never the raw IP), event typeTo understand which pages are useful, without building a profile of you

Retention

  • Contact submissions: 24 months from last contact, then deleted.
  • Mentoring applications: 12 months from decision, then deleted unless an active mentoring relationship continues.
  • Analytics events: 14 months, aggregated thereafter.

Who else sees it

Personal data submitted through this site may pass through the following processors:

  • Supabase (or the equivalent Postgres database) — stores form submissions.
  • Resend — delivers email notifications when a form is submitted (only when configured).
  • Vercel — hosts the website and processes requests to serve it.

No personal data collected via this site’s own forms is sold, or used for third-party advertising.

Your rights

Under UK GDPR you can ask to access, correct, delete, or export the personal data held about you, and can object to or restrict certain processing. To exercise any of these rights, email adebolaorogun@gmail.com. You also have the right to complain to the UK Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO).

Cookies

See the Cookie Notice for details of what’s stored in your browser.