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Agenda:

6:00-6:30pm Registration & Networking with Peers (Cash bar available)
6:30-7:30pm Dinner - Select your choice of an entre of fish, chicken or vegan.  Beverage of tea or coffee.  Dessert is served.
7:30-8:30pm Monthly Meeting Program 

Panel Discussion: Differing Perspectives on Information Governance

Moderated by Tina Teree Baker, IGP, President, Cadence Group

The phrase “Information Governance” seems to be like “Knowledge Management” – the definition is different depending on the person attempting the definition! This Panel discussion between thought leaders in RIM, eDiscovery, IT Governance, and Security/Declassification will focus on issues and trends in Information Governance as it relates to their specific fields. Topics discussed will include the impact of new technology, the increasingly electronic nature of information, the operationalization of Information Governance, and threats to the integrity of information. In addition, the speakers will outline how they foresee their respective fields evolving in the near term and longer term to handle these impacts and what they need from each other.  The panel hopes that by exploring the varying perspectives of each stakeholder, the audience will take away knowledge and insight about the broad field of information governance as well go forward strategies on how Information Governance professionals from different fields can work together to achieve common goals. This promises to be a very lively evening!

Our Panel

Moderator: Tina Teree Baker, IGP serves as the President of the Cadence Group, a Records and Information Management firm headquartered in Atlanta, since 1988. She leads 50+ employees creating efficient, compliant, and adaptable information governance solutions for federal agencies and global corporations across a broad range of industry and size. She brings over 25 years of experience leading teams in developing and operationalizing world class information management and records compliance programs. She is a certified Information Governance Professional, and has a masters’ designation in Electronic Records Management and a BIS in computer graphics.

Scott Wandstrat is a partner at Arnall Golden Gregory LLP in Atlanta, Georgia. In addition to being one of AGG’s tallest attorneys, Scott is a member of the AGG’s Litigation, Healthcare, and Governmental Investigations and Special Matters Practices. He is also the chair of the Electronic Discovery Practice. An unapologetic nerd, Scott enjoys a well-earned, national reputation as a “go-to” lawyer for electronic discovery issues. His clients and colleagues praise his practical, cost-effective guidance on even the most frustrating aspects of e-discovery. When asked, Scott has attributed his success, in part, to his fluency in Techspeak, Legalese, and (thankfully) plain English. In addition to his work on e-discovery matters, Scott maintains an active government investigation and business litigation practice.

Angela Dingle, CGEIT, CMC, is the President and CEO of Ex Nihilo Management, LLC. Certified in the Governance of Information Technology (CGEIT), she has over 25 years of experience in the public and private sector. An award winning business owner, she is a Certified Management Consultant (CMC) experienced in Information Technology, governance, cyber security, critical infrastructure protection, strategic planning, leadership development, management and process improvement. Angela is the Chairman of the Board for Women Impacting Public Policy (WIPP) Education Foundation and serves on the Board of Directors for the Institute of Management Consultants (IMC USA). She is a member of ISACA, The Project Management Institute and Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc.

George R. Sturgis, Jr. serves as Deputy Chief for the Records, Privacy, and Declassification Division of the Washington Headquarters Service (WHS), where he leads a team of Specialist to support the Office of the Secretary of Defense (OSD) Automatic/Systematic Declassification and the Mandatory Declassification Review Programs, supporting transparency while protecting classified information assets. Prior to his arrival at WHS, he served as a Senior Functional Analyst for DoD Information Security Policy and Oversight Directorate, Deputy Under Secretary of Defense for Intelligence & Security (DUSD(I&S)), Office of the Under Secretary of Defense for Intelligence (OUSD(I)). He provided authoritative advice and assistance, and represented OUSD(I) as an expert consultant on DoD Information Security Policy.   In his 35+ years of experience, he has provided leadership and oversight for a wide range of issues directly related to the collaboration of Security and Intelligence Policy programs throughout the DoD, including implementing DoD Information Security Program Policy: Classification/Declassification of information; marking, safeguarding, destroying, and safeguarding and marking of controlled unclassified information. 

Tickets

$35.00 Member Registration
$30.00 Earlybird rate before February 10

$40.00 Non-Member Registration
$35.00 Earlybird rate before February 10

$35.00 AIIM/Fed Govt/Student/Other ARMA
$30.00 Earlybird rate before February 10