From creation to disposition: Managing data through its lifecycle
From creation to disposition: Managing data through its lifecycle
When
Thursday, April 24 | 11:00 AM ET
When
Thursday, April 24 | 11:00 AM ET
Where
Online
Where
Online
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Data presents both significant challenges and opportunities for organizations. To fully leverage the value of this data, it’s essential to implement effective data controls, mitigate risks, and establish a robust data framework.
This session will explore practical strategies for managing the entire data lifecycle, from creation to disposition with a focus on the acquisition of data. Fully understanding the data supply chain, which is becoming more complex with the demand for data to fuel AI, is essential for its proper management. This emphasizes the need to map or catalog where data comes from and where it’s going.
By understanding the importance of data risk management, organizations can protect sensitive information, maintain compliance, and achieve reliable AI output.
Data presents both significant challenges and opportunities for organizations. To fully leverage the value of this data, it’s essential to implement effective data controls, mitigate risks, and establish a robust data framework.
This session will explore practical strategies for managing the entire data lifecycle, from creation to disposition with a focus on the acquisition of data. Fully understanding the data supply chain, which is becoming more complex with the demand for data to fuel AI, is essential for its proper management. This emphasizes the need to map or catalog where data comes from and where it’s going.
By understanding the importance of data risk management, organizations can protect sensitive information, maintain compliance, and achieve reliable AI output.
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Speakers
Speakers
Taa Grays
President-Elect, New York State Bar Association
Taa Grays, currently the President-Elect of the New York State Bar Association, brings extensive leadership and legal expertise. Previously, as the head of Information Governance at MetLife, she strategically managed the global Information Lifecycle Management Program, leading an eight-person team to develop and implement governance plans across the enterprise. Prior to that, as Chief of Staff to the General Counsel, she oversaw legal initiatives and managed a large operational support team. Her tenure at MetLife also included serving as eDiscovery Counsel, where she led cross-functional teams and managed discovery obligations. Grays began her career at MetLife as a litigator handling federal and state lawsuits. Before that, she served as an Assistant District Attorney in the Bronx District Attorney’s Office, prosecuting felony and misdemeanor crimes. Her diverse experience spans Information Governance, legal operations, litigation, and criminal prosecution.
Taa Grays
President-Elect, New York State Bar Association
Taa Grays, currently the President-Elect of the New York State Bar Association, brings extensive leadership and legal expertise. Previously, as the head of Information Governance at MetLife, she strategically managed the global Information Lifecycle Management Program, leading an eight-person team to develop and implement governance plans across the enterprise. Prior to that, as Chief of Staff to the General Counsel, she oversaw legal initiatives and managed a large operational support team. Her tenure at MetLife also included serving as eDiscovery Counsel, where she led cross-functional teams and managed discovery obligations. Grays began her career at MetLife as a litigator handling federal and state lawsuits. Before that, she served as an Assistant District Attorney in the Bronx District Attorney’s Office, prosecuting felony and misdemeanor crimes. Her diverse experience spans Information Governance, legal operations, litigation, and criminal prosecution.
Kelly McIsaac
Associate Vice President, Data Risk Policies and Standards, TD Bank
Kelly McIsaac is the Associate Vice President in the TD Enterprise Data Governance Office addressing the development of data risk policies and standards, operational risk engagement, and regulatory management. Kelly has more than 20 years of data and risk management experience, across multiple industries, including retail, insurance, and financial services. She builds and leads high-performance teams responsible for providing oversight and challenging the first line in their management of business data to minimize data risk. Kelly has presented at Data and Information Management conferences, is a respected speaker, and has provided consulting advice to a wide range of vendors. She has a Master of Library Sciences from the University of Toronto and a Bachelor of Arts from Trent University.
Kelly McIsaac
Associate Vice President, Data Risk Policies and Standards, TD Bank
Kelly McIsaac is the Associate Vice President in the TD Enterprise Data Governance Office addressing the development of data risk policies and standards, operational risk engagement, and regulatory management. Kelly has more than 20 years of data and risk management experience, across multiple industries, including retail, insurance, and financial services. She builds and leads high-performance teams responsible for providing oversight and challenging the first line in their management of business data to minimize data risk. Kelly has presented at Data and Information Management conferences, is a respected speaker, and has provided consulting advice to a wide range of vendors. She has a Master of Library Sciences from the University of Toronto and a Bachelor of Arts from Trent University.
Sue Trombley
Managing Director, Thought Leadership, Iron Mountain
Sue Trombley, MLIS, FAI, is Managing Director of Thought Leadership at Iron Mountain. Trombley led Iron Mountain’s Information Management Consulting group for 10 years managing a team of subject matter experts and running large engagements. She now conducts research to share with the Information Management community at large by hosting webinars, blogging, and speaking at association events. She sits on the University of Texas at Austin School of Information Advisory Council, is a past AIIM Board member, and is a past ARMA regional advisor and past president of its Boston Chapter. She is ARMA Fellow #51.
Sue Trombley
Managing Director, Thought Leadership,
Iron Mountain
Sue Trombley, MLIS, FAI, is Managing Director of Thought Leadership at Iron Mountain. Trombley led Iron Mountain’s Information Management Consulting group for 10 years managing a team of subject matter experts and running large engagements. She now conducts research to share with the Information Management community at large by hosting webinars, blogging, and speaking at association events. She sits on the University of Texas at Austin School of Information Advisory Council, is a past AIIM Board member, and is a past ARMA regional advisor and past president of its Boston Chapter. She is ARMA Fellow #51.
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