The Greater Washington DC Chapter holds monthly meetings from September to June at a Metro-accessible location. Chapter meetings are open to anyone interested in records and information management issues.

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What: GWDC ARMA Virtual Chapter Meeting

When: Wednesday, May 28, 2025, 12:00 p.m. - 1:00 p.m.

Where: Virtual

What: *REGISTER HERE

Contact Christopher Beasley, Vice-President of Programs, at cbeasley@edgedigitalgroup.com

Metro: None

No Catered Food, Soft Drinks, and Dessert will not be served

Register Free of Charge

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Sponsor: TBD

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Presenter: Presenter: Kim Tran, Head of Marketing & Business Development at Gimmal

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​Kim currently leads full-funnel marketing and business development at Gimmal, including PR, events, and product marketing. A former aspiring lawyer-turned-tech marketer, Kim brings more than 10 years of corporate brand strategy and growth marketing experience across Fortune 500 global companies and organizations of all sizes from start-up to scale-up stages.  

 

Prior to Gimmal, Kim specialized in highly-regulated industries and public entities handling vast amounts of sensitive data, including legal, financial services/digital banking, ed tech, and Internet infrastructure/DNS security. She has spent most of her career building and leading high-performing, cross-functional teams from business analysts to brand strategists focused on expanding into new markets, launching new products, and fostering customer-centric campaigns and perspectives. 

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Presentation Topic: Information Chaos Pilots: From Data Overwhelm to Strategic Decision Intelligence Conner's Records and Information Management Career Journey

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In a time when digital transformation and Gen AI are colliding, information governance professionals face the overwhelming task of managing vast quantities of data – much of it RIOT data (redundant, inaccessible, obsolete, trivial).

 

As information “chaos pilots”, RIM and data governance professionals are uniquely positioned to transform this challenge into a strategic advantage by leveraging data, decision sciences, and business intelligence to extract meaningful insights from structured and unstructured data. This session will explore how to navigate information chaos and elevate records management and information governance into proactive drivers of business value and innovation, successfully piloting organizations through the storms of change, uncertainty, and complexity. 

 

Additionally, we'll discuss cognitive biases and how to mitigate risks that can distort data interpretation, including sharing real-world case studies from Gimmal customers in highly regulated industries and the public sector.   

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