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Privacy & Cookie Policy

The Nonprofit Risk Management Center respects the privacy of visitors to its website. NRMC strongly believes that if electronic commerce and online activities are to flourish, consumers must be assured that information provided online is used responsibly and appropriately. To protect online privacy, NRMC has implemented the following policy.

About the Information We Collect

Most of the data and information we collect through our website is used only to help NRMC achieve its mission of helping nonprofit organizations strengthen risk management. It is our policy to collect and store only personal information that our clients knowingly provide. NRMC does not sell or trade attendee information, distribution of the attendee roster (in PDF form) is strictly for networking purposes and limited to registered attendees of the 2022 Virtual Risk Summit.

From Casual Website Visitors and General Users. We do not collect any personal information from users browsing our website. When you use the public areas of our website you are doing so anonymously. We do collect aggregate use information, such as the number of hits (visits) per page. We use aggregate data for internal and marketing purposes, but we don’t collect any personally-identifying information.

From our 2022 Virtual Risk Summit Attendees. Any individual registering for the 2022 Virtual Risk Summit will be asked to provide certain information. In all cases, this information is submitted voluntarily. In order to grant attendees access to the virtual event platform, NRMC will use a select subsection of registration information (first name, last name, email address, and company) to identify registrants as registered attendees of the conference. NRMC has selected ON24 as the virtual event space for the 2022 Virtual Risk Summit. NRMC does not sell any personal information and uses any analytics captured from attendees’ use of the ON24 platform to help improve and develop its events and services. Analytics information could include:

  • which sessions users attend
  • how long do users view a session
  • which sponsor pages attendees viewed & how long they viewed them
  • questions submitted to the Q&A each for session
  • survey question responses from each session
  • what ‘related content’ do attendees download from sessions and sponsor pages

From Our Affiliate Members, Consulting Clients, and Other Customers. If while visiting our website you order a product, register for the Risk Summit, request Risk Help, or request other information, you will be asked to provide certain information. In all cases, this information is submitted voluntarily. In most cases, NRMC asks clients to provide their name, title, organization name, address, telephone, and e-mail. If you’re making a purchase, you may be asked for credit card information in order to complete your purchase. Similar information may be submitted to NRMC on a catalog order form or registration form.

Customer Lists

Our client list is not for sale. When you visit our website or become an Affiliate Member or consulting client of NRMC, your name and mailing information will not be sold to a commercial organization.

Credit Card Account Information

The Nonprofit Risk Management Center utilizes secure transaction methods (SSL) when collecting credit card information over the Internet. NRMC does not disclose credit card account information provided by its clients.

How We Use Cookies

Cookies are small bits of code that are sent to your computer when you log on to a website that allows us to identify you when you return to the site.

Use of ON24 software is subject to the following policies:

First-party cookies on our Platform are those set by the ON24.com domain.

Third-party cookies on our Platform are cookies that are set by a domain other than that of the website being visited by the user. If a user visits a website and another entity sets a cookie through that website, this would be a third-party cookie.

Persistent cookies: These cookies remain on a user’s device for the period of time specified in the cookie. They are activated each time that the user visits the website that created that particular cookie.

Session cookies: These cookies allow website operators to link the actions of a user during a browser session. A browser session starts when a user opens the browser window and finishes when they close the browser window. Session cookies are created temporarily. Once you close the browser, all session cookies are deleted.

What cookies do we use and why?

Strictly Necessary cookies let you move around the ON24 Platform and use essential features like secure areas and login screens. Without these cookies, we cannot respond to your requests or provide you with the services you request or access on the ON24 Platform. For example, we use these cookies: to remember information you have entered on forms during a web browser session; to identify you as being logged into the ON24 Platform; for security purposes; and to route users to specific applications of a service, or specific servers.

These cookies are necessary for the proper functioning of the ON24 Platform, so if you block these cookies the Platform may not function properly.

‘Performance’ cookies collect information about how you use our Platform (e.g., which pages you visit and if you experience any errors). They are used to help us improve how the Platform works, understand the interests of our users and carry out Platform analytics, test different designs and features; and measure the effectiveness of our advertising.  Some of these cookies are managed for us by third parties.

‘Functional’ cookies enable us to provide enhanced functionality and personalization. For example, these cookies are used to provide certain features (such as embedded content); improve your visit; remember settings you’ve applied (such as language, layout, text size, preferences, and colors); save your cookie preferences, and remember if you have engaged with particular content on the Platform so that we don’t show it again. Some of these cookies may be managed by third parties.

How to Delete and Block Cookies

Private browsing.  You can generally activate or later deactivate the use of cookies through a functionality built into your web browser. To learn more about how to control cookie settings through your browser:

  • Click here to learn more about “InPrivate” and managing cookie settings in Internet Explorer
  • Click here to learn more about “InPrivate” and managing cookie settings in Microsoft Edge;
  • Click here to learn more about the “Private Browsing” setting and managing cookie settings in Firefox;
  • Click here to learn more about “Incognito” and managing cookie settings in Chrome; or
  • Click here to learn more about “Private Browsing” and managing cookie settings in Safari.

Changing your browser settings.  You may also delete, block, or disable one or more cookies via your browser settings.  Most internet browsers allow you to change your cookie settings.  However, if you use your browser settings to block all cookies (including Strictly Necessary cookies), you may not be able to access all or parts of our Site.  Please see the links below for more information on how to manage cookie settings for certain browsers:

For further information about cookies, including how to see what cookies have been set and how to manage and delete them, please visit: www.allaboutcookies.org.

Complaint Procedure

If you suspect that we have handled your personal information in a manner that doesn’t comply with this privacy statement, please contact us by e-mailing an explanation to Melanie Herman or by calling 703.777.3504.