Privacy Policy

We are committed to safeguarding your privacy. This notice details how we collect, use, and secure your data when visiting our site or using our coaching services.

1. Data Controller

LeadThriveUp
Laupenstrasse 18
3008 Bern, Switzerland
Email: hello@leadthriveup.com

2. Collected Information

• Details submitted via our contact form (name, email, message)
• Site usage metrics (e.g., IP address, page visits, session duration)
• Information shared during coaching consultations & scheduling

3. Purpose of Data Use

• To respond to your questions or coaching requests
• To enhance our website and user experience
• To secure our systems and troubleshoot technical issues

4. Sharing of Data

Your information is never shared with third parties unless you approve or if required by law.

5. Storage & Security

Your information is kept on secure Swiss or EU-based servers. We implement advanced technical and organizational safeguards.

6. Analytics & Cookies

We use analytics tools (e.g., Matomo, anonymized Google Analytics) for service improvements. Cookies can be turned off at any time.

7. Your Data Rights

• You may request access, deletion, or correction of your information
• You can object to data processing
• We provide data portability upon request
• Contact us for any privacy-related questions.

8. Data Protection Contact

For privacy concerns, reach out via hello@leadthriveup.com.

9. GDPR Policy

We fully comply with the EU General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR). Our commitments include:

• Processing your data lawfully, fairly, and transparently
• Collecting data only for explicit and legitimate purposes (purpose limitation)
• Minimizing data collection to what is strictly necessary (data minimization)
• Ensuring data accuracy and allowing updates or corrections at any time
• Limiting storage duration to the minimum required for the purposes stated (storage limitation)
• Protecting your data through strong technical and organizational measures

As an EU resident, you also have the right to lodge a complaint with your local data protection authority if you believe your rights are infringed.

As of: May 2025