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1. Bob Doherty returns to present *Privacy Made Simple - A Tool Kit for the non-Expert. *This workshop sold-out in Moncton, NB last year so register early so secure your seat. More often than not, professional staff in many organizations are required to assume the duties of “privacy officer” without having formal training, or any previous experience. Even those who have some awareness of the world of privacy’s Fair Information Principles are often challenged by the need to keep management attuned to the privacy needs of their organization as well as the day-to- day tasks of developing and monitoring policies and protocols. This session will provide a practical guide for the inexperienced privacy officer, as well as the seasoned privacy professional who is seeking a manageable comprehensive approach to privacy protection for their organization.
2. Former Nova Scotia Review Officer, and current president of the Right to Know Coalition, Darce Fardy, presents will *Dealing with FOI: How to Create a Winning Hand. *Darce will explore essential aspects of dealing with FOI legislation. Participants will gain a solid understanding of the challenges, opportunities, and practical mechanics of working with FOI. Explore what are public bodies responsibilities under FOI. Gain insight into how, when, and why to consider or implement proactive disclosure. Gain practical knowledge about applying for information under FOI, responding to an application under FOI, and preparing an appeal to the Review Officer.
3. David Fraser, chair of McInnes Cooper's Privacy Practice Group presents *Public and Privacy Sector Privacy in 2009*. David will lead an interactive workshop on the latest on regulations and privacy best practices, spanning the public and private sectors. The format will be flexible to make sure that the session focuses on what the participants want to learn.
All workshops are a great 1/2 day and hands-on learning opportunity that will enhance your conference experience, and give you invaluable one-on-one time with these expert facilitators. Visit the agenda page for further details. Include them in your registration or call 613-226-8317 to upgrade your already confirmed registration.
* Workshops are an additional $150 each. Workshops take place on Thursday, June 25th, 2009 at the Halifax Marriott Harbourfront Hotel.
Welcome to the 2009 Maritime Information Management Day. This inaugural conference is designed to bring together professionals from across the Maritimes that are engaged in information or knowledge work. This unique learning opportunity will examine challenges in implementing IM programs and solutions and identify issues on the horizon for this growing industry. Content will focus on the practical application of solutions in the following streams:
- Information Management Program Fundamentals
- Existing and Emerging Technologies
- Policy and Governance
The conference steering committee has solicited input from across multiple sectors to ensure that content meets the information needs of the local IM community. The steering committee includes representatives from the following supporting organizations:
- ARMA International Halifax Chapter
- Nova Scotia Provincial Government Departments
- The Nova Scotia Liquor Corporation
- Federal Oversight Bodies
So join us on Friday, June 26th at the Halifax Marriott Harbourfront Hotel in Halifax, NS for a full day of learning, networking and information sharing. The conference is priced at just $299. Lunch and refreshments are provided. Also, visit the conference's sister website for ways to save by attending the Maritime Access & Privacy Workshop as well! Register Now.