Speakers
Stream 3 | The Trade Arena
What does it take to future-proof a nation’s memory?
Join Ms Josephine Secis ARIM, Assistant Director-General of Collection Management at National Archives of Australia, as she shares strategic insights into the evolving role of national memory institutions in a digital era. This presentation will explore the challenges and opportunities in managing, preserving, and providing access to Australia’s national archival collection. Drawing from her leadership experience, Ms Secis will highlight key initiatives, innovations in digital preservation, and the importance of collaboration and compliance in ensuring the nation’s documentary heritage is accessible for generations to come.
Josephine Secis is the Assistant Director-General, Collection Management at National Archives of Australia.
Before joining National Archives, Josephine held a number of executive roles at Queensland State Archives where she was responsible for recordkeeping, collection management and digital preservation. She led the development of the State's first Digital Archive and increased recordkeeping capability across the Queensland public sector.
Her role at National Archives is to lead the development of a digitally focused archive, increase engagement with Commonwealth agencies and uplift information management across the public sector.
Josephine is an Associate Member of RIMPA Global and holds a BA Hons in Historical Studies (UK) and a Postgraduate Certificate in Archives Administration.
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josephine-secis
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