LEGAL INFORMATION
Our policy on privacy.
This policy explains how personal data is processed when you visit this site or submit an inquiry, and how you can exercise your rights under Argentine personal data protection regulations.
1. Who is responsible
The data controller is Jorge Fariello, based at Juan Antonio Lavalleja 1510, Cofico, Córdoba, Argentina. For privacy inquiries or to exercise your rights, you can write to [email protected].
2. What data is processed and why
If you complete the contact form, the site receives and stores your name, email address, company or project (if provided), subject, training program of interest (if applicable) and message. This information is used to handle and respond to your inquiry. It is retained for as long as needed to address the inquiry and comply with applicable obligations.
The form uses controls against automated submissions and repeated attempts. To limit submissions by IP address, the server stores a non-reversible representation (hash) of that address together with the attempt date; that table does not store the plain IP address. Expired attempts are deleted when new requests are received.
Technical browsing data: the hosting infrastructure may process technical data necessary to serve and protect the site, such as IP addresses, access dates and times, browsers and requested resources. Technical logs are retained according to the hosting provider's settings.
Analytics and advertising: the site may use Google Analytics 4 (measurement ID G-SMJVJV5HBX) to measure visits and interactions, Meta Pixel (ID 305131141306019) to measure campaigns and help create audiences and personalize advertising, and Microsoft Clarity to analyze interactions with behavioral metrics, heatmaps and session recordings. When enabled, these tools may process browsing data, online identifiers and device information, according to each service's settings. For more information about Microsoft Clarity, see the Microsoft Privacy Statement.
Do not include sensitive data or information that is unnecessary to answer your inquiry in your messages.
3. Recipients and retention
Contact form data is stored in a database used by the site. The database hosting provider and Brevo, as an email service, may process the information to provide their services. Brevo is used to send you a personalized confirmation, forward the inquiry to [email protected] and manage the newsletter list, including the double opt-in email sent when you request a subscription. The notification email includes the information you provided and allows a direct reply.
When you request a newsletter subscription, the site sends your email address to Brevo to send you a double opt-in message. Your address is added to the mailing list only after you confirm the link. You can unsubscribe using the link included in each email.
The contact page loads an embedded Google Maps map. When you open that page, your browser connects to Google; that service may receive technical data, such as your IP address, and use its own storage technologies. See the Google Privacy Policy to learn about its practices.
Saved inquiries are retained for as long as needed to handle them and subsequently while there is a legal obligation or a need to address liabilities. Google Analytics data retention depends on that account's retention settings.
Personal data is not sold. When Google Analytics or Meta Pixel are enabled, browsing data may be shared with those providers for the purposes described. Processing may take place outside Argentina depending on each service's settings and its providers' terms.
4. Your rights
You can request information about your data and ask to access, rectify, update or delete it by writing to [email protected]. To locate the information, provide contact details and describe your request. The right of access is free at intervals of at least six months, unless there is a legitimate interest under the law.
Law 25,326 establishes a period of ten calendar days to respond to an access request and five business days to rectify, update or delete data, from receipt of the claim. You may also file a complaint with the Agencia de Acceso a la Información Pública (AAIP), the supervisory authority for personal data protection.
Providing data in a message is voluntary. If you do not provide the information needed to respond, it may not be possible to handle your inquiry.
Last updated: October 16, 2026.