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The Century Members · Private Register

Private Membership

The full membership, held outside the public register.

Privacy changes visibility, not the substance of the selected membership.
Discretion by design

Presence without publicity.

Private membership is for readers who want to take part in The Century without appearing in a public directory. No placeholder profile, initials or membership count is shown in place of a private member.

The membership office keeps only the information required to administer the agreed programme, respond to the member and fulfil the Member Edition.

Privacy ledger

What private means

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Public profile

No public member profile, directory entry or searchable listing.

02

Member services

The same confirmed editorial and Member Edition benefits attached to the selected membership.

03

Record held

Membership details remain with the membership office for administration and fulfilment.

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Change of status

A member may ask the membership office to change their public or private display preference.

Private register

The private register is not a public directory.

Names, organisations and the size of the private membership are not published. Individual public stories and the Carnegie Journal Archive remain open to every reader.