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Data Protection Advisor
At Frasers Group we’re rethinking retail. Through digital innovation and unique store experiences, we’re serving our consumers with the world’s best sports, premium and luxury brands globally. As a leader in the industry, we’re elevating the retail experience for our consumers through our collection of established brands, including Sports Direct, FLANNELS, USC, Frasers, and GAME. Why join us? Our vision - we are building the planet’s most admired and compelling brand ecosystem Our purpose - we are elevating the lives of the many with access to the world’s best brands and experiences At Frasers Group, we fear less and do more. Our people are forward thinkers who are driven to operate outside of their comfort zone to change the future of retail, embracing challenges along the way. The potential to elevate your career is massive, the experience unrivalled. To be able to make the most of it you need to live and breathe our principles: Own it and back yourself - Own the basics, own your role and own the result Think without limits - Think, think fast, think fearlessly Be relevant - Relevant to our people, our partners and the planet Are you ready to join the Fearless? The Role: We’re looking for a commercially minded Data Protection Advisor to support the delivery of Frasers Group’s data protection framework across a fast paced, multi brand business. Working closely with the Data Protection Manager, you’ll provide clear, pragmatic advice, balancing regulatory requirements with commercial outcomes. This is a hands on role with real exposure across projects, suppliers and operational teams. Candidates with experience in financial services, banking, insurance or other regulated environments will bring valuable perspective to how we manage data risk at scale. Key Responsibilities: Support the ongoing delivery and evolution of the Group’s data protection compliance framework Act as a trusted contact for internal stakeholders, translating data protection requirements into clea