Join us for an illuminating New Practitioner Panel session where records and information management students passionately share their reasons for pursuing a career in information management. In this engaging discussion, our panelists will delve into the intriguing aspects of the field, articulating why they find it both fascinating and essential.
Discover firsthand what drives these aspiring professionals as they explore the significance of information management in today's digital age. Gain insights into their personal experiences, motivations, and aspirations, and learn why they believe this profession holds immense importance in shaping the future. Join us as we explore why records and information management is not just a job, but a calling.
Whether you're a fellow student curious about potential career paths seeking inspiration or an industry professional eager to understand the next generation's perspective, this panel session promises to be a thought-provoking exploration of the importance and allure of records and information management. The Matrix cannot tell you who you are, so its time to free your mind and find your path.
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Bethany Sinclair-Giardini MRIM Dr
Principal Consultant, Votar Partners
Bethany fell into the world of information management back in the early 90s and has been championing the cause ever since. She completed her doctorate in the UK and moved to Australia in 2017, and currently works for Votar Partners, a boutique information governance consultancy, where she enjoys helping her clients overcome their IM challenges, particularly within the local government sector. She is passionate about the profession, having served on the former Vic Branch and has previously written and taught on several RIMPA courses, in addition to teaching for Curtin University.
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https://linkedin.com/in/dr-bethany-sinclair-giardi
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Mr Jack Eastaugh
Digitisation and Technical Support Officer, Biodiversity Heritage Library Australia, hosted by Museums Victoria
Jack Eastaugh completed his Master of Information Science (Extended) at Curtin University in April 2024. He is a Digitisation Officer for the Biodiversity Heritage Library hosted by Museums Victoria, and was previously an Information Management Officer for local council. Jack is a committee member for the ASA Victoria Branch.
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https://www.linkedin.com/in/jack-eastaugh/
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Mr Stephen Kennedy
Acting Coordinator Governance, Bass Coast Shire Council
Beginning in the Australian Army, I developed my skills in records and information management, later becoming Senior Information Management Officer at Mornington Peninsula Shire. I then served as Information Management Systems and Project Office at Bass Coast Shire Council, before taking on my current role as Acting Coordinator Governance.
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Karoline Borrett
Yoorrook Records Discovery Lead, Department of Transport and Planning
Enjoying a little of everything, Karoline has experienced every part of the industry; working across libraries, archives and records since completing her Master of Business Information Systems (Archives and Records; Library and Information Science) in 2019. Currently she is working for DTP as their Yoorrook Records Discovery Lead.
