Last updated 6 November 2026.
Hanover Executive is a private executive-coaching practice. This notice describes how Hanover Executive handles information you send. It is not legal advice. To enquire, use the contact form.
Who this notice is from
The practice is Hanover Executive. The named coach is Linus Murphy. Hanover Executive receives in Berlin, at Regus Kontorhaus, Kronenstrasse 63, 10117 Berlin. A legal entity name and a separate data-protection inbox are not published.
What Hanover Executive receives
If you send a note, Hanover Executive receives your name, email, role or seat, the kind of conversation, and your message. Do not include confidential company material in a first note.
Hosting and content-delivery logs (for example on Vercel) may record standard request data such as IP address, user agent, and requested path. Those logs are controlled by the host.
| Information | Where it comes from | How it is used |
|---|---|---|
| Name, email, role, kind of conversation, message | The contact form | Reply, and honour a written agreement if work starts |
| IP address, user agent, path | Hosting and content-delivery logs | Host retention only; not a marketing list |
| Typeface request | Google Fonts, by the browser | Not sent to Hanover Executive |
| Client names, fees, session notes | Not collected on the contact form | Not published, not requested in a first note |
What Hanover Executive does not do
- It does not set an analytics or advertising cookie from its own pages.
- It does not sell or trade contact lists.
- Contact notes are not used as marketing stories.
- It does not use a mailto link as the public contact path.
Third-party requests
Pages load typefaces from Google Fonts. That request is made by the browser to Google, not to Hanover Executive.
How long information is kept
A note you send is kept only as long as needed to reply and, if work starts, to honour a written coaching agreement. Hosting logs follow the host’s retention. Public writing on News and Conferences is not built from contact-form contents.
Your requests
Use the contact form to ask what is held about you, or to ask for a correction or deletion. Do not put confidential company material in that note either.