Elected Board Member 2025-2026
Elected Board Member 2025-2026
Julie Carpenter is a passionate advocate of information and records management.
With over 20 years’ experience in the information and records industry and qualifications in both Information and Knowledge Management, she specialises in leading teams of professionals to deliver specialised IM services, planning IM strategic direction and developing and implementing policy to support compliance.
Executive Assistant and Finance Officer, RIMPA Global
Executive Assistant and Finance Officer, RIMPA Global
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.
Veronica has provided strong leadership through middle management in all Government sectors spanning more than 25 years including the development and implementation of recordkeeping systems, strategic policies, procedures, guidelines and training. In 1996 Veronica was awarded Chartered Member of RIMPA, and in 2012 Life Membership. Veronica has been an advocate and leader for best practice records management in agencies such as Parliament House, Medicare, Department of Education, Australian Communication and Media Authority, Department of Health, CSIRO and CASA.
Veronica was a representative for RIMPA on the inaugural ACT Records Advisory Council 2002 – 2010 and held various positions with RIMPA as ACT President and National Board representative.
Veronica now resides on the Gold Coast and had provided support as a Business Analysis for Queensland State Archives to support the records appraisal program and implementation of disposal authorities in 2014.
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