Welcome to the RIMPA Global Ambassadors
Here, you will meet the passionate individuals who act as the members' voice from locations around the globe to support and promote RIMPA Global’s vision and objectives. Our Ambassadors play a vital role in promoting awareness, building connections, and inspiring others to engage with our mission. This page introduces you to the people who proudly represent us and contribute to strengthening our presence and impact.
Key Responsibilities of an Ambassador Include:
- Advocacy – Local understanding and knowledge
- Identification of Opportunities – new members, new partners, new trends, new vendors
- Collecting Intelligence – the best local venues, presenters, industry movements, etc
- Promoting RIMPA Global – participating in non-RIMPA Global events to further extend the RIMPA Global Family
- Member Engagement – Attending events, updating members and providing advice
- Stakeholder Management – improving the vendor experience within RIMPA Global
Why Become an Ambassador?
Click here to watch a short video explaining why becoming a RIMPA Global Ambassador is a rewarding opportunity and how you can make a meaningful impact.
Ambassadors
The Ambassador role engages with members and stakeholders in their communities while also contributing to global forums and initiatives. By building connections, organising events, securing partnerships and advocating for the profession, ambassadors expand RIMPA Global’s reach and influence. Their role strengthens grassroots engagement, builds strategic alliances and enhances RIMPA Global’s presence worldwide.
Andrea McIntosh
Andrea McIntosh is a fierce advocate for the records and information management profession, bringing two decades of hands-on experience in information architecture, Microsoft 365 governance, and empowering organisations to make smarter decisions with their data. As a RIMPA Global Ambassador, she is driven by a mission to raise the visibility, credibility, and energy of the IM profession—locally and globally.
In her ambassador role, Andrea collaborates with members, partners, and industry leaders to champion strategic initiatives and spark positive change. Known for her passion, authenticity, humour and commitment to lifting others up, she thrives on sharing knowledge, challenging the status quo, and helping IM professionals step into their full potential.
When she isn’t advocating for stronger information practices, Andrea is the General Manager for Global Operations at Leadership Through Data, delivering training, coaching, and transformative guidance to organisations worldwide.
Carolyn Hartman CXRIM CRIM
Carolyn has over 40 years' experience in managing and leading the effective management of information assets. She aims to enable good, and inspire better, practice.
With no disrespect to African folklore that says, ‘it takes a village to raise a child’, Carolyn believes ‘it takes a network to raise awareness’. She uses her and others' extensive networks to learn, share and deliver.
Carolyn will help you understand information value and will partner with you to maximise that value. She wants to see information used, re-used, shared, and aggregated to build knowledge, and wisdom. Carolyn is a RIMPA Global ambassador and, more than once, you will hear about her positive experiences with the program.
Cathy Shi
Cathy Shi is a committed and curious information management professional with 5 years of hands-on experience in the field. Currently working at the NSW Nurses and Midwives’ Association, she supports the organisation’s information integrity through practical solutions, stakeholder engagement, and continuous process improvement. She’s particularly passionate about helping others understand the impact of good recordkeeping on transparency, accountability, and service delivery. Cathy enjoys connecting with peers across the profession to exchange ideas, support initiatives, and contribute to a more informed and future-ready IM community.
Outside of work, Cathy finds joy in painting and experimenting with coffee latte art—creative outlets that reflect her attention to detail and love of learning.
David Fricker
David has had a distinguished international career with 45 years in public administration and government information management, including leadership roles in National Security and cultural heritage. He is a former Deputy Director-General of ASIO (2007-2011), a former Director-General of the National Archives of Australia (2012-2021) and is currently working as Special Adviser to the National Library and Archives of the UAE.
He is an active advocate for the preservation and accessibility of documentary heritage worldwide, having served as the President of the International Council on Archives (2014-2022), as a Vice-Chair of the UNESCO Memory of the World International Advisory Committee (2016- 2023). In 2023 he was conferred the award of Officer of the Order of Arts and Letters by the Republic of France. In October 2023 David was awarded the honour of Fellow of the ICA.
David Robinson ARIM
David Robinson has more than 38 years of experience in the records / information management industry, David has worked in all levels of government to guide agencies to make the most out of their information assets. As a RIMPA Global ambassador, he is committed to promoting the value and visibility of information management across the industry both locally and internationally.
David is responsible for the re-development of the information management program at City of Greater Geelong and has led implementations of information management solutions at government agencies. With a passion for job crafting, liberating structures, storytelling and all things historical David is making it fun again to work in information management.
Deborah Mburu
Deborah Mburu is passionate in advancing records and information management through digital transformation. With over three years of experience in digital transformation using (Enterprise content management system, Microsoft Dynamics NAV) and ensuring the long term preservation and accessibility of digital records. I am committed in supporting RIMPA'S mission of empowering professionals in information management.
As a Rimpa project Ambassador, Deborah Mburu is committed in promoting digital transformation and best practices in Records Management through advocacy and shareholder engagement. I focus in supporting collaboration, innovation and sustainable digital records preservation within information management community.
Beyond my professional role I have a strong interest in conducting research, exploring emerging technologies and engaging in community initiatives that promote awareness and building information management.
Dr Bethany Sinclair-Giardini CXRIM FRIM
Bethany is commencing a new challenge this year with Technology One, working on their Enterprise Content Management module, including system design and configuration, managing client requirements and carrying out ECM training with client organisations. She is passionate about getting information governance right, and ensuring records and archives are managed coherently by well trained IM staff during digital transformation projects. A digital archivist/information architect by trade, she truly straddles that line between IT and IM, and puts her PROSCI Change Management qualification to good use! She has been in our industry for over three decades, and holds a PhD in Archives and Manuscripts (Belfast, UK, 2008) as well as Postgraduate Qualifications in Archive Administration (Aberystwyth UK 2013) and Public Administration & Applied Government (Ulster, UK 2016).
Bethany is a RIMPA Ambassador, as well as holding memberships with the Australian Information Security Association and The SABSA Institute. She enjoys joining the dots between technology, processes, record keeping, privacy and cyber, and can often be found on the RIMPA Community where she loves to share her expertise and experience. Anyone who has been in contact with Bethany can vouch that she's a passionate industry advocate and a bit of a chatterbox!
Dr Cleophas Ambira
Cleophas holds a doctorate in information sciences from the University of South Africa (UNISA). He also holds a Masters in Information Sciences (Records Management) and a Bachelors Degree in Information Sciences both from Moi University, Kenya. He serves as the Chairperson of Kenya Association of Records Managers and Archivists (KARMA). Cleophas works as HR Manager in a leading commercial Bank in Kenya and East Africa.
Dr. Neetha Porathur Joseph
Dr. Neetha Porathur Joseph is a practitioner member of RIMPA Global with a diverse background in education, literature, and information management. Before migrating to Australia in 2003, she began her career as an educator in 1996, holding various lecturing positions in English at Indian institutions. She was awarded her Doctor of Philosophy in 2004 from Bharathiar University, India, for her research on ‘Existentialism in the Select Novels of Anita Desai’. With a Graduate Diploma in Secondary Education from the University of Technology Sydney, Neetha served as a full-time permanent teacher in NSW secondary schools for 15 years, where she gained valuable experience in pedagogy and communication.
Her expertise now extends to the GLAMR sector as a qualified NSW Librarian Grade 1. She holds a Graduate Diploma in Information and Library Studies from Curtin University and has also completed the Google Data Analytics Professional Certificate and Google AI Essentials from Coursera. An Associate member of the Australian Library Information Association (ALIA), Neetha is a dedicated researcher and active blogger who continually explores the intersection of literature, information, and digital trends. Her professional expertise spans creative writing, publishing, information management, and data analytics.
Farnz Corderoy ARIM
My professional experience is quite broad. I like to push myself and to try and find my strengths and my weaknesses and improve them both. I have worked in many industries and can bring a broad range experience to any role I am working in.
My goals are to just keep improving my skill set and gain as much experience in projects as possible, be that through experience and or theoretical learning.
I have experience with Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Project. I have administrator experience with TRIM and Sharepoint and recently have been trained in using SAP Business objects.
Giovanni Forero
Giovanni Forero has extensive experience assisting organisations with their information needs. 6 years of experience working with Medical Records, Data Capture and HIPPA in United States of America, and 13 years of experience working in Australia implementing information and record solutions for clients across all multiple verticals, consulting and developing information strategies to understand the information needs and behaviours of users and organisations.
With a Master on Information and Knowledge Management from UTS, he is currently in the latest stages of his Doctoral research for UTS, investigating the information practices of scientists when researching highly resistant bacteria.
Giovanni has contributed to various Information Science conferences like COLIS 2019, ASIS&T 2019, RAILS 2016 and RIMPA 2017, 2019, 2021, presenting his ideas about the information practices of individuals in the greater context of everyday life and work, and currently directs the Intelligent Information Management (IIM) practice at Konica Minolta, where he advises organisations to implement information solutions, from discovery to implementation and continuous improvement.
- LinkedIn:
- https://linkedin.com/in/giovanni-forero/
Jacqueline Borrett CXRIM CRIM
Jacqueline is a dedicated leader in records and information management, with more than 15 years’ experience driving strategic Information Governance within the government sector. As an ambassador for RIMPA Global, she champions risk management and the modernisation of industry practices. Jacqueline is eager to advance the profession and communicate the value of the industry to executive leadership. Committed to continuous professional development, she thrives on collaboration and sharing knowledge with peers to inspire positive change. Alongside her ambassador role, Jacqueline offers consultancy services, helping professionals develop strategic plans, governance frameworks, training programs, benchmarking and conducting compliance assessments.
Jacqueline Stockwell ARIM
Jacqueline "Jaki" Stockwell, CEO of Leadership Through Data, stands as a distinguished Global Ambassador for RIMPA, contributing invaluable expertise to the organisation. Renowned for her dynamic presentations, Jaki equips information managers with essential skills, emphasising engagement and compliance. Her creative leadership and proactive approach make her a mentor, praised for a positive and relatable style. Jaki's commitment to demystifying information management aligns seamlessly with RIMPA's strategic pillars. As a Global Ambassador, she embodies the values of stewardship, integrity, collegiality, accountability, and renewal. Supported by the RIMPA Board and CEO, Jaki actively contributes to the ambassador group, reflecting her dedication to active contribution, innovation, and thought leadership, enhancing RIMPA Global's overall value.
Jade Reed ARIM
Jade is an accomplished Information Management practitioner from Information Proficiency with 5+ years’ experience in the Information and Records Management industry. Based in Perth, Western Australia, Jade has an in-depth knowledge of handling sensitive data, medical data, and establishing strong relationships with stakeholders at all levels. Jade’s various roles have seen her heavily involved in records and document management projects in large scale, multidisciplinary environments within the government sectors, where she has undertaken Health Checks, process and policy development and implementation, physical record solutions, helpdesk support, user training, and completed client specific documentation.
Jade is also the current WA Coordinator for Endometriosis Australia and is passionate about the charity and volunteer work she conducts in her spare time.
- LinkedIn:
- https://linkedin.com/in/jadereedau/
Jade White
Jade started working records management in 2017 and has since developed diverse experience working in a range of settings. She completed a masters of pharmacy in 2022 and has five years of experience studying and working in community and hospital pharmacy in Western Australia. Join us as Jade shares her experience as a records manager tackling data and privacy management in the world of community pharmacy as a provisionally registered pharmacist.
John Cox
John has worked in business development for 23 years providing outsourced services, including digitisation, information and records management, fully automated multichannel communications, full business process re-engineering and operational managed services. John works with Government supplying secure end to end digitisation services, including ballot scanning for election events and preservation digitisation of heritage materials from paper files, books, and maps to micro fiche for the likes of the National Library and National Archives of Australia.
- LinkedIn:
- https://linkedin.com/in/johncoxact/
Juliet Hart
Juliet has worked in the Records and Information sector for over 25 years. A qualified Records and Information Management professional Juliet has designed, developed and implemented a number of Records and Information management solutions across a number of sectors including higher education, education, all levels of government, not for profit, financial and community welfare sectors.
Juliet has supported a number of agencies with development of responses to security breaches, information security access and marking implementation and high-level discovery request at all levels from Royal Commission to FOI responses. Juliet is passionate about all things records and information management together and advocating for the ongoing relevancy, development and professionalism of R And IM.
- Email:
- [email protected]
- LinkedIn:
- https://linkedin.com/in/juliet-hart-a67a4985/
Justin Coleman
Justin has worked in the Information Management industry for over 17 years and is currently a Director with a State Government agency based in Perth.
With a passion for providing practical advice and solutions, Justin is currently focussed on enabling business through digital initiatives and mitigating information risks through the implementation of classification labelling and privacy initiatives. Through the Ambassador role, he is committed to promoting the value and visibility of information management across the industry.
Justin actively engages across industries, utilising his information management expertise to support strategic initiatives, identify pathways for future information professionals, and drive positive change. He is passionate about building information management maturity across the sector, in particular government agencies, and is willing to assist where possible.
- LinkedIn:
- https://linkedin.com/in/jccoleman/
Kaan Volkan
Kaan Volkan has read over 10,000 technical pages on IG technologies and helped numerous organisations clean up file shares. Now, he focuses on sharing his findings to help more organizations overcome data challenges.
His unique take on technology and vendors combined with his brief engaging style makes for some of the most entertaining and educational webinars.
- LinkedIn:
- https://linkedin.com/in/kaan-volkan/
Karen Nimmo
I am an experienced professional with a strong background in enterprise services and client engagement. I’m known for my approachable style, clear communication and ability to build genuine, trusted relationships across a wide range of stakeholders.
As an ambassador I’m looking forward to sharing knowledge, supporting others and representing the program with integrity. I value collaboration, practical outcomes and continuous improvement, and I enjoy contributing to initiatives that create meaningful, long-term value for partners.
Laina Hender CERIM ARIM
Laina Hender is a passionate advocate for the records and information management (IM) profession, bringing 13 years of experience in Records officer rolls across 2 organisations, primarily; recordkeeping, digitisation, and hardcopy archiving as well as her current Team Leader Roll promoting sustainable practices and a people focused learning journey. As a RIMPA Global ambassador, she is committed to promoting the value and visibility of information management across the industry.
Through this role, Laina actively engages with stakeholders, supports strategic initiatives, and contributes to strengthening the profession. Dedicated to ongoing professional growth, she enjoys collaborating with fellow members to share insights and drive positive change. She believes networking is a major contributor to the professional progress, it’s not what you know, but who you know, and what they know.
Outside of ambassador responsibilities, Laina is a Wife and Mum, an ‘old school techniques’ cook, and avid gardener.
Lucy Schelberg CSRIM CRIM
Lucy has over 35 years’ experience in information management, in both government and private enterprise. During this time has had a keen interest in government, law, utilities and mining.
Her skills include understanding business requirements from definition through to implementation, reporting to all levels of management, developing and implementing recordkeeping frameworks and programs for organisations, systems administration, and training both recordkeeping fundamentals and system training. Further to this, she has vast experience management of libraries as a Library Technician and have also worked in knowledge management environments.
Among her achievements, she is a Chartered Member (MRIM) of RIMPA and is a Justice of the Peace (Qualified). In 2023 Lucy was a finalist in the J Eddis Linton Outstanding Individual award.
Lucy specialises in delivering high quality projects and is highly experienced in defining and implementing end-to-end solutions that deliver high adoption rates across collaboration, automation, document and records management services.
Matthew Platt
In 2024 I finalized the development and implementation of Qatar Foundation's (QF) Information Management program, and in 2025 I completed QF's IM lifecycle journey by working on the team that established its digital archives preservation program. Extensive business analysis built on a strong framework of IM theory and practice enabled a practical implementation of OpenText and Preservica to serve QF's needs. I'm now expanding on this work here in Doha by working on a new corporate data management framework and on an MS AI appraisal tool pilot to manage our large stores of digital material.
Prior to moving to Doha in 2014 I spent more than 20 years as a records manager and archivist in Sydney.
Maureen Kenga
Maureen Kenga is an experienced information management specialist, currently serving as a librarian at the State Department for Economic Planning in Kenya. She has 15 years of experience in the field of Information Science and holds an M.Sc. in Information and Knowledge Management from Jomo Kenyatta University of Agriculture and Technology.
Her expertise includes collection development, classification, cataloguing, digital preservation, information dissemination, and the preservation, conservation, and restoration of information. She has extensive experience in developing and implementing knowledge management policies and strategies, nurturing organisational learning, creating communities of practice, knowledge mapping, and fostering knowledge partnerships focused on economic empowerment and development, innovation, and social advocacy on national heritage, culture, and archives.
In addition to her professional role, Maureen volunteers as Secretary-General of the Pwani Ufanisi Farmers’ Cooperative (PUFCO), where she ensures that farmers in Kenya’s coastal region have access to timely agricultural information and knowledge to improve food security and alleviate poverty. She also serves as a facilitator with the Kenya Association of Records Managers and Archives (KARMA).
Maureen is a member of the Records and Information Management Practitioners Alliance (RIMPA) Global and the International Council of Archives (ICA). She was recognized as the best first-time presenter at the iPRES 2023 International Conference on Digital Preservation, held at the University of Illinois. Additionally, she contributes as a volunteer with the global Knowledge Management for Development (KM4DEV) community.
Miccaeli Champness
Miccaeli Champness is a passionate advocate for wholistic information management practice that realises the value of information as a strategic asset. She currently leads the Information Management team at Coal LSL, a federal Corporate Commonwealth Entity.
With over five years’ experience in information and records management, Miccaeli has worked to establish the information management function as an enabler for business and technology, collaborating and leading strategic uplift initiatives and digital transformation projects. Miccaeli uses her business analysis skillset to establish a business partnership model that helps stakeholders to understand and mature their own information management practices as well as drive compliance with legislative requirements.
As a RIMPA Global Ambassador, Miccaeli seeks to connect with other information management professionals to knowledge share, and to act as an advocate for the value of records and information management in the digital age.
Michael Haley
Michael Haley, MBA, IGP is a Principal Consultant with Cohasset.
Michael is a Principal Consultant with Cohasset, following a career in the insurance industry. Michael helps clients assess their IM programs, prepare continuous improvement roadmaps, leveraging technology (e.g. M365) to facilitate appropriate handling of all information. He develops cost-effective and practical solutions, breaking down complex issues to effect simple solutions.
Michele Marsburg CERIM ARIM
Michele is a highly experienced and respected Information and Records Management consultant with over 35 years of expertise in designing and implementing recordkeeping systems, metadata frameworks, retention schedules and classification structures and in the last 15 years working extensively in the M365 space specialising in Information Architecture and M365 from an RM/IM perspective. She is the Director and Lead Consultant at Records & Information Management Ltd a consultancy that operates across New Zealand and Australia, has done work on international engagements in South Africa, the UK, Seychelles, and various African countries.
Michele’s core competencies include:
- SharePoint and Microsoft 365 Information Architecture
- Retention and Disposal
- Taxonomy and Classification Design
- Metadata Framework Development
- Digital Workplace Design including Intranet
- Legislative Compliance for Information Management
- Project Management
- Training
She has led major projects for government agencies, universities, museums, and corporate clients in both Australia and New Zealand. Her work is grounded in practical, real-world solutions that align with legislative compliance and business efficiency and is always end user centric.
Michele through RIM is also a strategic partner with various organisations, where she is recognised for her leadership in SharePoint Information Architecture and digital transformation initiatives.
Her leadership style is collaborative and outcomes-focused, often guiding teams through complex transitions such as digital transformation, EDRMS replacement projects, and quality management system replacements. She is known for her ability to simplify complex information environments and embed sustainable governance practices.
Michele holds professional certifications including CERIM and ARIM, is an active member of the RIMPA, ARMA and AIIM communities and is a past president of the Auckland chapter of RMAA.
- LinkedIn:
- https://linkedin.com/in/michelemarsburg/
Nicole Thorne-Vicatos CERIM CRIM
Nicole has 23 years’ experience in public sector information and records management.
Over this time, Nicole has led projects ranging from sentencing and archiving large volumes of files; EDRMS implementation and associated change management processes; and the creation of a federal government’s Retention and Disposal Authority - all while remaining in North Queensland.
She is an advocate for the importance of RIM practitioners living and working in rural/remote areas and sees RIMPA Global as a key enabler for this. Nicole is a co-founder of TropiCoP – a community of practice for RIM practitioners in North Queensland.
Paul Fechner CSRIM CRIM (Life)
For the past 30 years Paul Fechner MRIM has worked in Records, Information and Knowledge Management roles expanding across the Private Sector and both State and Local Government.
Through his experience he’s been a firm believer that effective and efficient RIM is a combination of many things and has learnt from both mistakes and successes. He’s conducted hundreds of training sessions along with being a workshop facilitator and is a regular presenter at various conferences…..and enjoys having a bit of fun along the way along with getting inside your head to realise that information is an extremely valuable asset. A thought provoker and culture changer who uses his vast experiences to assist organisations help themselves from within and with the tools they very often have. He’s also been a systems administrator for EDRMS’s and SharePoint and loves what Office 365 can do……but is also wary of ‘the human factor’. Paul enjoys creating a business ecosystem that brings together culture, logistics and the tools available within an Information Governance Framework of plans, policies and guidelines, trainings and clear communications.
Peter Gaca ARIM
Peter is an Information ‘sense maker’ and has been translating its capabilities for business since his first involvement with RIMPA in the 90’s. It’s been his passion bringing to life soft and hard benefits from understanding corporate memory.
Peter has delivered outcomes across 14 business sectors in multiple cultures and countries. This includes Federal State and Local Government in Australia and UK coupled with a Plethora of private sector Global companies. He is currently deep diving into the AI world with his ICT & Defence colleagues.
His focus has remained on creating innovation or competitive advantage with valuable, secure, and compliant Information assets by ensuring core business has aligned behaviours, processes, and technology.
Peter is a past Board Member with the RMAA, a coach with ACS, a CIO in Australian Government and Business Mentor in the UK.
- LinkedIn:
- https://linkedin.com/in/petergaca/
Peter Toby
I am an experienced Information Management professional with a strong customer focus and a career spanning over two decades in technical IT, information governance, and records management. Since entering the industry in 2005, I have developed deep expertise in enterprise content management systems, particularly TRIM—known through its evolution as HP TRIM, HPE Records Manager, Micro Focus Content Manager, and now OpenText Content Manager.
My career has been shaped by extensive consulting work within Local Government, where I spent more than ten years supporting organisations to strengthen their information management practices. This experience broadened my perspective and enhanced my capabilities in records management, policy development, and compliance.
In my current role at Brimbank City Council, I lead a dedicated team of six professionals, overseeing recruitment, staff development, and the implementation of policies and procedures that drive best-practice recordkeeping across the organisation. I am passionate about building sustainable information management frameworks that not only meet regulatory requirements but also empower teams to deliver efficient, transparent, and customer-focused services.
- LinkedIn:
- https://linkedin.com/in/petertoby/
Sandra Ennor CERIM FRIM
Sandra Ennor has embraced nearly 30 years in the industry and is currently working as an Information Management Consultant.
Tackling widespread challenges is core to her work, including improving information governance and building an awareness of strategic objectives into client engagement.
Pursuing a number of related interests has broadened Sandra’s awareness of industry perspectives as well as a deeper appreciation of risk management.
Sandra is honoured to be a RIMPA Ambassador and give back to a vibrant and enthusiastic community.
Sarah Eddy CERIM ARIM
Sarah has spent nearly two decades working at the intersection of corporate governance and information governance across local, state, and federal government, as well as the utilities, health, law enforcement, regulation and education sectors.
Her focus has always been on making governance frameworks not just compliant, but practical and usable in complex environments. She is passionate about strengthening capability across the industry and supporting professionals to meet real-world challenges in both legacy and digital environments.
Career highlights include developing and implementing enterprise-wide information governance strategies in government organisations; contributing to the national program for Work Health and Safety legislative harmonisation, giving all Australians a fairer chance of returning home safely from work; managing and maintaining corporate information and cabinet information, and supporting commissions of inquiry by designing governance strategies for secure evidence protocols, transparency, and alignment with archival obligations.
Sarah has also delivered large-scale data migration programs, bridging executive vision with operational execution across both legacy and cloud systems; and has led and contributed to many digital transformation projects.
In local government, Sarah worked as Executive Officer to the CEO and Mayor, supporting governance functions, managing council and board meetings, engaging with stakeholders, and coordinating the regional organisation of councils across the NSW mid-north coast. She then moved into the role of Information Governance Manager, where her passion for information management firmly took shape. Earlier in her career, she also worked in youth services, supporting young people unable to live at home—an experience that grounded her belief in the importance of people’s voices in shaping policy.
More recently, Sarah’s work has focused on privacy-conscious governance, balancing compliance with the protection of people’s rights. Her core perspective is: “How fundamental information is to governance, and how fundamental governance is to managing information.”
Sheryl Mapp CSRIM CRIM
Sheryl Mapp is an information governance professional and has worked across the government and private sector over the last 30 years.
She has successfully led teams and projects that have been both the winner of, and runner-up to, major industry awards.
Sheryl is an accomplished workshop and seminar leader, and emeritus lecturer in records and archives management.
Sheryl participates in professional and community activity including mentoring, consultation, and sponsors a child through the Smith Family organisation.
As well as authoring several books and articles, including a school text book, Sheryl has also been a quiz show contestant on Australian television.
Wendy McLain
Wendy McLain, MLIS, CRM has 30+ years of experience in records and information management within the government, healthcare, engineering, and energy sectors. In partnership with IT, Legal, and other stakeholders, she drives ongoing compliance, synergies, and process improvements. She enjoys lively discussions with colleagues and mentoring the next wave of industry professionals. Her service to the RIM profession spans local and international roles including the ARMA International Board of Directors (2019-2024), the ARMA International Educational Foundation (2023 to present), the Institute of Certified Records Managers Board of Regents (2012-18; 2024 to present), and RIMPA Ambassadors (2022 to present).
- LinkedIn:
- https://linkedin.com/in/wendy-mclain/
