Our December 16 Twitter webinar was recorded and is available to re-play from our ARMA On-Demand page at no cost.

You've heard all the talk about Twitter, and that as a professional in the technology realm you should really be using it….but you never really got what Twitter was all about. Are you one of those people who watch TV and see all those words prefaced by "#" at the bottom of the screen and can't figure out why they are there? We have a session for you that will eliminate the mystery of Twitter! Even if you’ve used Twitter, this upcoming webinar will get you leveraging this social media phenomenon. You’ll be up and running fast and tweeting like a pro!

For this FREE educational webinar, we’ve invited a few social media mavens to help us with identifying the best practices of Twitter and provide us with insights on how to build our online personal brand using 140 characters or less. Join us on this Lunch & Learn session where you will learn how to create a Twitter profile, how to expand and control your digital presence, identify just what to tweet to grab your audience, and how to take advantage of social media to grow your network and online community.

Presented by

Maribel Rivera

As the IGI's Marketing and Operations Manager, Maribel Rivera is responsible for the IGI's marketing efforts including brand management, public relations and events in addition to overseeing the IGI's day-to-day operations. This includes developing and maintaining business relationships and partnerships that would benefit the members of the IGI Community.

Noah Mithrush

As Marketing Coordinator at Archive Systems, Noah Mithrush specializes in inbound & digital marketing. From social marketing to web analytics, and all the in-between, Noah helps build and execute on digital strategies to create brand awareness, on both corporate and personal levels. Prior to Archive Systems, Noah worked within the enterprise management software industry at PerfectMind.

BJ Johnson

BJ has been with Archive Systems for over 14 years and has managed groups including record center operations, document conversion and customer care. He is currently the VP of Solutions and spends most of his time these days working with the Sales team as a subject matter expert and providing guidance to clients on how to improve their information governance program and business processes.

Did you miss our 11/18 meeting on Going Digital? Interested checking out the presentations? We recorded the session and made it available to stream at no cost. To access simply sign up for our mailing list and we will send you the link.

Click here to access the recorded presentaton.

Going Digital: Tools & Techniques
11/18/2015

Becoming a paperless office – is it achievable in reality? Is reducing your program's paper a costly and complex exercise? Many organizations have a desire to ‘go digital,' but this is an ambition that poses many questions for companies, namely ‘how do we get there? The truth is that the way we manage our information is changing and many organizations are taking advantage of new ways to implement and use technology. Learn how methodology, tools, and techniques can be applied to programs for moving towards proactively and effectively managing information. Find out how you can help get your digital program off the ground or moving forward. 

This meeting features five experts covering unique topics during concise rapid fire presentations. Many meetings generally focus on a desired outcome, however this one also covers the process of realizing how you’re going to get there.

Sessions cover:

• Innovative practices in digital conversions
• Improve efficiency and removing paper from systems
• Cutting edge technologies that have proven their success
• Enabling defensible disposition
• Change management strategies to carry out your mission
  
  

Speakers include:

• Mary Hamm, Drinker, Biddle, & Reath
• Robyn Grant, PWC
• Steve Berrent, eMag Solutions
• BJ Johnson, Archive Systems
• Brian Seward, Knowledge Strategy Solutions, LLC

 
Thanks to our friends at Drinker, Biddle, and Reath for hosting this event and helping us with the recording.

The ARMA Northern New Jersey chapter, in conjunction with ARMA Metro New York City chapter, ARMA Long Island and  ARMA Connecticut chapter cordially invites you to attend the 2016 ALL-DAY EDUCATIONAL EVENT.

When
Tuesday, March 8, 2015 8:00 AM  - 5:00 PM
Eastern Time

Where
The Executive Conference Centers
1601 Broadway @ 48th Street, 7th Floor, New York, New York 10019

Dress Code
Business Attire

Fees
REGISTER TODAY TO RECEIVE THE EARLY BIRD RATE OF $125
(After January 31st, it will go up to $145 for members & non-members)
Event Registration $145.00 
Student Registration $75.00
Networking Reception Only  (5 - 7pm) $60

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