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As more and more companies commit to workplace transformation strategies, they’re stepping away from rigid working practises and building modern workspaces that can keep pace with their evolving needs.
Due to the changing nature of the workforce, companies are looking into new ways to ensure their staff have everything they need to thrive in the modern world of business.
A recent IDG workplace transformation survey of global decision-makers found that many leaders named the protection of physical and electronic information as a top priority when planning a downsize, move, closure or managing other office transformation projects.
Given this heightened focus on security, stakeholders (including facility managers, RIM, IT managers and others who deal with sensitive information and assets) should understand the data breach risks in a workplace and how they can proactively minimise them.
In this 45 minute engaging webinar you will gain insights into strategies for working effectively with stakeholders across the organisation as you plan and execute workplace transformation initiatives. We’ll provide valuable information on:
- Identifying best practices to keep in mind when making changes to your workplace
- Strategies for avoiding data breaches or loss during office transformation projects
- Information security considerations necessary to maintain a fully functional hybrid or remote working environment.
This webinar will provide relevant guidance, real case studies, and insight into Iron Mountain’s Clean Start® solution which can help your organisation securely support workplace changes.
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SPEAKERS
Sue Trombley
Managing Director of Thought Leadership, Iron Mountain
Sue Trombley has more than 25 years of information governance consulting experience. Prior to her current role, Trombley led Iron Mountain’s Consulting group responsible for business development, managing a team of subject matter experts, and running large engagements. Trombley holds a Master’s degree in Library and Information Science and recently was certified as an Information Government Professional. She sits on the AIIM Board, the University of Texas at Austin of School of Information Advisory Council, and is President of the Boston ARMA Chapter. She is Iron Mountain’s representative on the newly formed Information Governance Initiative and is a frequent speaker at association events.
Aurora Cammarata
Corporate Real Estate and Facilities Advisor, Iron Mountain
Aurora Cammarata is a consultative business development professional that assists all kinds of companies in their workplace transformation journeys. As Corporate Real Estate and Facilities Advisor for Iron Mountain's Clean Start solution, Aurora works with facility management and corporate real estate professionals to navigate business transformation when changes to the workplace present opportunities to recapture square footage for higher value use, save money, improve resiliency and sustainability, and support employee productivity and collaboration.
Aurora has over 30 years of experience in the field of corporate real estate, project management, design and construction. She has spoken at conferences and seminars for organisations like Corenet Global New England Chapter, Architecture Boston Expo, Boston Society of Architects, Associated General Contractors of Massachusetts, Society for Marketing Professional Services and Women's Exchange for Leadership and Living.
Arlette Walls
Global Records & Information Manager, Iron Mountain
Arlette Walls joined Iron Mountain over 4 years ago as a Global Records and Information Manager, managing Iron Mountain’s internal RIM programme. Her experience comes from 15+ years in the life sciences industry, leading global and cross-functional initiatives in records management, compliance, risk and data privacy. While working in the biotech industry, she also served on the PRIMO board (Pharmaceutical Records and Information Management Organisation).
As an Information Governance Professional (IGP) and Certified Information Governance Officer (CIGO), she advocates collaboration with IG stakeholders such as Legal, Risk, IT, Security, Privacy and business units. One of her approaches is to use their ongoing projects or initiatives to drive good information lifecycle management and contribute to the organisation’s strategic objectives.
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