Speakers
Carolyn Hartman CRIM
SPOTLIGHT | An Interactive Roundtable Workshop
Treasure Chest Workshop: Turn Your Curiosity into Gold
The morning’s speakers will have sparked ideas, questions, and “wait… tell me more about that” moments. This hands‑on session invites you to capture those thoughts as a nugget, a request for clarification, a deeper dive, or a real‑world example you want to see brought to life.
Drop your nugget into the Treasure Chest and you might see it explored live. We’ll draw three nuggets during the workshop and unpack them with practical, actionable answers shaped directly by the room.
And because great questions deserve great rewards, the most exciting nugget of the day will win a free ticket to the RIMPA Live 2026 Convention, a premium pass to learning, networking, and inspiration.
Bring your curiosity. Bring your challenges. Leave with gold.
Carolyn has decades of learning, educating, and living in the IM discipline. She believes a successful practitioner combines IM technical and business capabilities to sell, do, lead and advocate.
She aims to create an environment for practitioners, that promotes innovation and knowledge sharing. Using storytelling to share her experiences, she hopes others will reflect on their journey, remember the people they have met and have influenced them, and then share their high- or low-lights.
Carolyn’s association with RIMPA Global includes being an ambassador, a working group member, and RIMPA Global workshop facilitators. She is privileged to hold the status of Chartered Member.
Dr. Bethany Sinclair-Giardini is a dedicated RIMPA Ambassador based in Victoria, and having spent the last few years consulting, this year she is embarking on an exciting career transition to join Technology One.
In her new role, she will focus on the Enterprise Content Management module, overseeing system design, configuration, and client training.
Bethany is also a member of the Australian Information Security Association & The SABSA Institute, as well as holding a doctorate in archives and manuscripts.
Many in the community may recognise her from the RIMPA Community Forum, where she is a vibrant and enthusiastic contributor.