GIM aims to offer the best possible experience. To enhance your experience when using our website, we use cookies. We and third parties may also use them to display relevant advertisements to you. Optional cookies follow the choices you make in Cookie settings, where you can change or withdraw those choices.
So, what are cookies?
Cookies are text files that contain a small amount of information. They are downloaded by the device you use to access our website and stored on its hard drive. These cookies have multiple functions: they allow our site to recognize your device when you visit us again, ensure you receive the correct content, and store information about your preferences or the services you have registered for.
Remember that some cookies cannot be deleted as this will prevent the site from functioning. We use the following cookies:
Functional cookies:
Ensure the proper functioning of the site.
Analytics cookies:
Allow us to measure the use of the site. The information collected will be combined and aggregated for statistical analysis. (We use Google Analytics)
Social media cookies:
Allow us to share the site’s content on social networks. Social media profiles and user tracking. By accepting these cookies, you allow social networks to track your browsing activity.
Advertising cookies:
Allow us to offer you content based on your browsing behavior. By accepting these cookies, you allow advertising networks to track your browsing activity.
Others:
Cookies that do not fall into the aforementioned categories. By accepting these cookies, you allow social, advertising, and other networks to track your browsing activity.
Analytics and advertising measurement — updated 14/10/2026
We use Google Tag Manager with Advanced Consent Mode. Google Analytics and Google Ads load with optional permissions denied and send limited measurement signals without analytics or advertising cookies before a choice and after rejection. This involves a connection to Google and transfer of technical details such as IP address, page information and events; it does not mean zero data transmission. “Statistics” allows Google Analytics cookies. “Marketing” allows advertising cookies and associated data use, and activates Meta Pixel, LinkedIn Insight Tag and OpenAI Ads Pixel. Those three pixels remain inactive without marketing acceptance.
Providers may receive your IP address, technical device information, page and campaign information, cookie identifiers and usage events. Browser form-success events include the form category and source page, without field values. Only with Marketing consent, the Meta Conversions API may additionally receive your email as a SHA-256 hash, IP address, user agent and available Meta cookie IDs, to match and measure a successful submission. Hashing does not make the email anonymous. This flow does not send your name, phone, message or CV. Career applications are excluded from this tracking.
You can withdraw your choices using “Cookie settings”. Optional pixels stop and identified cookies for the withdrawn categories are removed. Measurement is suspended on the current page. On the next page, Google applies limited measurement according to your latest choices. Withdrawal does not delete information already sent to providers. Your choice applies separately to each domain. UTM cookies and Adobe Fonts continue to operate as described in the preferences.
Provider privacy policies: Google · Meta · LinkedIn · OpenAI.