The Ontario Access, Privacy, Security and Records Management Forum is a multidisciplinary event for public sector and health trustee employees. I will be presenting two sessions: Records Management Certifications: To Certify or Not? (June 19, 11:10am), and the Records Management Implications of Social Media (June 19, 1:10pm).

Join me in Ottawa on January 23, 2013 at Infonex’s Managing E-Records in Canada’s Public Sector conference as I co-present “When the E-Doc is the Official Record: Developing Procedures and Determining What to Do with Paper” with Iona Mitchell from the Ontario College of Teachers.

On April 16, 2013 I will co-present an introduction to records management as part of The Osgoode Certificate in E-Discovery, Records Management, Information Governance and Privacy, a new 5-day certificate program.  Along with Susan Nickle of Wortzman Nickle Professional Corporation, I will give an overview of records management practice which includes: [list style=”list4″ color=”gray”] Why best eDiscovery

This spring I will once again be teaching 4 certificate courses at the University of Toronto’s iSchool Institute.  The iSchool Institute is the Faculty of Information’s continuing education arm at U of T, and offers two certificate programs in Records Management:  Records Management Fundamentals and Records Management Practice.  The certificates are offered several times a year

On February 7, 2013 I will be presenting on the  records management implications of social media at the upcoming 3rd annual Winter Summit of the Canadian Society of Association Executives (Trillium Chapter).  For more information you can view the conference brochure or visit the CSAE chapter website. The Records and Information Management Implications of Social Media Many associations

I will be returning to Charlottetown, PEI on May 3, 2013 to present “Strategic Planning for Records and Information Management Professionals”.  The event is being organized by the ARMA PEI chapter.  You can read more about the event on their website.

You can download the full brochure and registration form or contact the ARMA PEI Chapter by email for more information.

Join me on November 14, 2012 from 9 am – 12 noon when I’ll present a “Strategic Planning for IM Professionals” workshop for the ARMA Toronto Chapter.

This workshop will address the steps in the strategic planning process: 1) analyzing the current situation, 2) creating a long-term vision, and 3) developing a practical, incremental strategy to manage objectives, tactics, responsibilities and timelines.

I will be presenting “Measuring the Performance of Your IM Strategy” at the 2012 Fall IM Days Conference organized by the ARMA NCR (Ottawa) chapter.  The session outlines a multi-step process for designing and executing performance measurement as part of any IM initiative and includes real-world examples. IM Days is one of the largest information management / records management conferences in Canada, consisting of 18 sessions over 2 days.