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Atlantic Consulting Partners
("ACP") takes precautions to maintain the privacy of non-public personal
information concerning its current and prospective clients in its private
consultations. These precautions include the adoption of certain procedures
designed to maintain and secure such clients' non-public personal
information from inappropriate disclosure to third parties. Federal
regulations require ACP to inform its new clients of this privacy policy
prior to any consultation agreement being signed as well as on an annual
basis to all existing clients.
In connection with providing consulting services, ACP may collect non-public
personal information about its clients from the following sources:
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Information ACP receives
from a client in consulting solicitation documents, or other related
documents, or firms;
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Information about a client
consultations with ACP, its affiliates or others; and
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Information ACP may receive
from a consumer reporting agency, where necessary.
ACP does not disclose any
non-public personal information about its prospective, existing, or former
clients to anyone, except as permitted by applicable law and regulation.
ACP restricts access to non-public personal information about our clients to
those employees and agents of the Partnership who need to know that
information in order to provide services to our clients. ACP may disclose
such information to our affiliates and to service providers and financial
institutions that provide services to ACP and its private consulting
vehicles. ACP will require such third party service providers and financial
institutions to protect the confidentiality of clients' non-public personal
information and to use the information only for purposes for which it is
disclosed to them. ACP maintains physical, electronic and procedural
safeguards that comply with federal standards to safeguard clients'
non-public personal information and which ACP believes are adequate to
prevent unauthorized disclosure of such information.
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