unique challenges of managing white house records

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We are pleased to offer, in partnership with the Greater Washington ARMA Chapter, ARMA NOVA's first in-person meeting since February 2020!

We are starting off our 2022-2023 season with Philip Droege, Director of Records Management at the White House, who will focus on the unique responsibility of managing presidential records: Obligations under the Presidential Records Act, technological challenges of both paper and electronic records, adapting records management practices to each new administration and dealing with the upheaval of a Presidential transition.

Agenda (tentative):

6:00-6:30pm Registration & Networking with Peers
6:30-7:30pm Dinner
7:30-8:30pm Monthly Meeting Program 

Speaker: Philip Droege, Director, White House Office of Records Management

Philip Droege currently serves as the Director of the White House Office of Records Management.  He grew up in the Maryland suburbs of Washington, DC and graduated from Concordia College in Seward, Nebraska in 1989. Mr. Droege started his professional life as a high school teacher on Long Island, New York.  In July of 1990 he moved back to Washington, DC to take a job in the White House as a Records Technician.  During his 32 years in the Office of Records Management, he has served in six Presidential Administrations as a Records Analyst, Supervisor, Deputy Director and his current position as Director, which he has held since 2004.

Tickets

$25.00 Member Registration
$20.00 Earlybird rate before September 15

$25.00 ARMA/GWDC/Govt Employee/Student
$20.00 Earlybird rate before September 15

$30.00 Non-Member Registration
$25.00 Earlybird rate before September 15