Speakers
Mrs Kate Burke
Mr Ryan Quinlan
Margie O’Hara
A Student Panel Discussion
Join us for an illuminating Student 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.
Margie O’Hara has worked for the Great Barrier Reef Marine Park Authority since 2018. Outside of GBRMA she am a digital artist and children’s author, inspired by nature, travel and colour and have created my own series of works, affirmation card decks and children’s books that I ship all around the world. She also have a strong retail, customer service and business background.
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www.maggieoharas.com
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https://www.facebook.com/maggieodigitalart/
Nicole has 23 years’ experience in public sector information and records management.
Over this time, Nicole has led projects ranging from sentencing and archiving large volumes of files; EDRMS implementation and associated change management processes; and the creation of a federal government’s Retention and Disposal Authority - all while remaining in North Queensland.
She is an advocate for the importance of RIM practitioners living and working in rural/remote areas and sees RIMPA Global as a key enabler for this. Nicole is a co-founder of TropiCoP – a community of practice for RIM practitioners in North Queensland.