Speakers
Andrea McIntosh
BREAKOUT CITY ROOM 4
Dive into the Australian sea and surf-inspired wave of visionary storytelling tailored for information leaders in this immersive workshop. Immerse yourself in the art of crafting brand stories that ride the currents, empowering you to 'sell' and 'influence' your services.
With a focus on capturing the essence of the waves of the sea, this session will guide you through two captivating archival and records case studies, each presenting a perfect storytelling scenario:
Digitisation Success Story
Community Engagement through Storytelling
These case scenarios are designed to impart storytelling principles, emphasising clarity, empathy, and a compelling call to action—all viewed through the lens of the Australian sea and surf. Join this workshop to ride the wave, elevating your storytelling skills, crafting narratives that resonate in the world of records and archives Down. Refine your ability to weave compelling stories that captivate stakeholders and position your services as essential components of a visionary narrative with a touch of Aussie coastal flair.
Andrea is a seasoned professional with over twenty-five years of experience in business and information management. Her career began in marketing, where she quickly recognised the value of effective information management for customer insights and making informed business decisions. This realisation prompted her passion in the field of database development and information systems support.
Over the years, Andrea's expertise and dedication led her to excel in Local Government information and records management. She successfully navigated various roles, gaining proficiency in strategy development, information and data architecture, project delivery, and governance. Her broad skill set enables her to drive sustainable information management practices while delivering pragmatic solutions.
In addition to her technical prowess, Andrea is a skilled trainer and coach. She possesses a passion for her sector and enjoys empowering others along the way. Through coaching stakeholders and engaging people on their information management journeys, she fosters collaboration and ensures the successful implementation of initiatives.
She actively participates in the development of ISO standards and holds the role of convenor for the International Working Group for Recordkeeping Standards in Aotearoa, New Zealand. Her involvement in these initiatives demonstrates her dedication to promoting best practices and maintaining high standards within the sector.
Chezelle Boevink is the Deputy University Secretary for James Cook University, based in Townsville and has a degree in Public Sector Management, is Baseline Protected Security cleared and has completed Queensland certification in Information Privacy Act, Privacy Complaint Management Training and Right to Information Act.
Her role at JCU includes the responsibility of the university’s Records Management obligations and system, the Secretariat Services of the Chancellor and Vice Chancellor’s Committees as well as Right to Information, Privacy and Data Protection.
Prior to her role at JCU she spent 14 years working for a federal government department.
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www.leadershipthroughdata.com
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linkedin.com/in/chezelle-buikstra-boevink-83a26a6b