E-Discovery, Records & Information Management Conference & Expo

AGENDA

Overview

As the volume of digital information continues to grow, the scope of electronic records management has expanded exponentially and is an increasingly critical issue for government agencies, particularly as it relates to providing secure storage, access and retrieval of government records. The Managing Government Records Directive (M-12-18) outlining the goal of having all permanent government records stored electronically by 2019 continues to be top-of-mind within the E-Discovery and RM community.  
 

Key government and industry experts will gather at the 16th annual event – which is FREE for government professionals – to discuss current technology solutions/requirements, policy updates/changes and review examples of successful electronic records and e-discovery programs.

What PAST ATTENDEES HAVE TO SAY

• “The information is helpful and provides timely information. As a Fed, having the ability to network with other Feds across government is especially helpful so we can discuss issues and solutions is invaluable.”
• “I enjoyed the opportunities to connect with different vendors, as well as meet/network with so many in Records management.”
• “I particularly enjoyed the speakers, the judge, and learning about the professional designations that are available.”

2019 Education Advisory Committee

• Deborah Armentrout, CRM, Director, Corporate Records Management, NARA 
• Christina Ayiotis, Esq., CRM, Information Governance and Cybersecurity Consultant
• Jason R. Baron, Drinker, Biddle & Reath LLP
• Elizabeth (Betsy) Christie, CRM, Staff Officer, Records Management, United States Defense Intelligence Agency 
• Catherine Findlay, Records Manager, Office of the Inspector General, Department of Commerce and CIGIE Records Administration Group (CRAG) co-chair.
• Lisa Haralampus, Director, Records Management Policy and Outreach, Office Chief Records Officer, NARA
• Omar Herran, Judicial Records Officer, Administrative Office, U.S. Courts and FIRM Council Chair 
• Synta Keeling, Attorney – Advisor, National Labor Relations Board   
• Glenn Melcher, Special Counsel for eDiscovery, Office of Enforcement, CFPB 
• Jeanette Plante, Director, Office of Records Management Policy, Department of Justice 
• Susan Sallaway, Records Officer, Office of Technology and Information Management, Federal Housing Finance Agency 
• David Shonka, Partner Redgrave LLP (former Principal Deputy General Counsel, Federal Trade Commission and Lead, FTC E-Discovery Steering Committee)
• Netta Squires, Senior Law & Policy Analyst/Regional Planner, Montgomery County Office of Emergency Management and Homeland Security
• Joyce Turpin, Records Management Archive Technician, NOAA
• Leslie Wharton, Attorney, Securities and Exchange Commission
• William Yurek, Program Director, Cyber Intrusion Investigations, Defense Criminal Investigative Service, DoD Inspector General

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