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Subject:
Putting Information Management at the Governance Level
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"Elizabeth W. Adkins, CRM, CA" <[log in to unmask]>
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Records Management Program <[log in to unmask]>
Date:
Fri, 4 Nov 2011 18:16:46 -0400
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Please join ARMA NOVA for our November chapter meeting.  Our program 
theme for this chapter season is “From Records Management to Information 
Governance.”  We will be exploring how we as RIM professionals need to 
expand our focus beyond records retention and disposition, to a full range of 
lifecycle management governance strategies and processes.  Our speaker for 
this meeting is Jean Freeman, who will talk about why information is being 
placed at the governance level.  

The inextricable relationship between information and business is now 
indisputable.  So, how do we reflect that relationship in the way we treat 
information management or governance within an organization? This 
presentation focuses on the distinction between management and governance 
and the reasons for placing information at the governance level.

About our Speaker:

Jean Freeman, president of Jean Freeman & Associates, has been consulting 
with C-Level management and boards of directors for organizations since 
1992, when she established her business in Washington, DC.  She focuses 
primarily on strategic planning, board and organizational evaluation, policy 
development and organizational communication. Her governance model, 
MACROgovernance, was designed to, among other things, help organizations 
clearly differentiate between management and governance responsibilities. 
Jean has a Master of Arts degree in communication and was graduated from 
the John Carver Policy Governance Academy.

Logistics:

DATE:  Wednesday, November 16, 2011

TIME:
5:30 PM  Registration
6:00 PM  Dinner
7:00 PM  Program

PLACE:
Marco Polo Restaurant, 245 Maple Avenue, West Vienna, VA 22180 
703.281.3922 
PARKING:  Free at the restaurant
METRO:  	Vienna Metro plus a five minute cab ride
COST:  $25.00 Member, $30.00 Non-Member

Register at www.armamar.org/nova 

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