Newsletter of the Wyoming Chapter of ARMA International December 2017

Prez Talk helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip1

Upcoming Chapter Meeting Info helliphelliphelliphellip2

November Chapter Meeting Recap 3

ARMA International News helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip4

Surrounding Chapter Meeting Info helliphellip5

October Board Meeting Recap helliphelliphelliphelliphellip6

ARMA Professional Development 7

WY ARMA

Board of Directors

Chairperson of the Board Programs Public Relations

Pat Newbern VACANT President Education

Carolynn Coy Geetha Murugesu Vice-President Membership

April Peregoy Janie Wait Secretary Newsletter

Stephanie Gertken April Peregoy Treasurer Webmaster

Barb Thomasee Carolynn Coy

Inside This Issue

Photo courtesy of Wyoming Tourismorg

Wyoming Chapter of ARMA

Prez Talk A Message from Wyoming ARMA President

Do you know what movie

the following quote is from

Boy ldquoThanks for the

Christmas card you sent me

[girlrsquos name]rdquo

Girl ldquoI didnrsquot send you a

Christmas card [boyrsquos name]rdquo

Boy ldquoDonrsquot you know sar-

casm when you hear itrdquo

It is one of my favorite

Christmas movies and it just

doesnrsquot feel like Christmas

without seeing it first After

that everything is downhill

to Christmas

Before we get down to

business I would like to

remind our chapter mem-

bers and friends to take

some time to donate or help

out the less fortunate during

the holidays This ranges

from our four-legged

friends to a local charity or

family in need You would

be surprised how every little

bit helps no matter how

small you think the item

might be

The first item of business

is to remind all our chapter

members that ARMA Inter-

national is very close to re-

leasing a new website We

are told the release is sched-

uled to launch in mid-

December They have told

us that it will have a new

look and feel that will bring

easier navigation and easier

access to tools to improve

and expand your

knowledge They have asked

us to remind you to watch

for your new member login

Once the new site is

launched you will no longer

use your e-mail address as

your username for your

MyARMA account Donrsquot

forget to look further down

in our newsletter for what

to do in order to prep for

the new website and making

sure your member profile

information is up to date

Now letrsquos do some recap-

ping of our November

chapter meeting Our

friends in the Marketing and

Business Development De-

partment at Trihydro Cor-

poration provided us with a

handy-dandy guide to using

social media in your profes-

sional life and for any or-

ganization or group They

provided us with guidance

on how to set up an account

and manage our social me-

dia to get the most out of it

If you missed the Novem-

ber meeting let us know

and we can provide you

with their slides or take a

Carolynn Coy President of

Wyoming Chapter of ARMA

cont on page 5

Page 2 December 2017

Monthly Chapter

Meeting Announcement

PLEASE JOIN US FOR A

Holiday Luncheon Tuesday December 12 2017

1130 AM to 100 PM

The Downtown Hub

1720 Capitol Avenue Cheyenne

Please RSVP by noon on Monday Dec 11 RSVPs need to be sent to Pat Newbern at patnewbernwyogov or 307-777-8907 Please be

prepared to give her the food order for yourself and all of your guests (menu is available on

The Downtown Hubrsquos Facebook page) The chapter will pay $10 toward each memberrsquos meal

Guests are welcome but they must pay for their own meals

ARMA International Web Session of the Month

Technology and Gen Y Adapting Your Organization Accessing ARMA Internationalrsquos Web Session of the Month

1 Go to wwwarmaorg and log into your My ARMA account us-

ing your current login information

2 After you have successfully logged in select the My Profile tab

3 Scroll down until you see the Chapter Memberships section

4 Click on the link located underneath the Education Link head-

line within the Chapter Memberships section (Link title starts

with ldquoSession of the Monthrdquo) This will take you to the Chapter

Resources page

5 Use the Search functionality to find your chapterrsquos Session of the

Month by typing in the title or the 8-digit alphanumeric code

Session Title Technology

and Gen Y Adapting Your Or-

ganization

Session Code CF13-3518

Facilitator Terrie Campbell

Summary Things are chang-

ing dramatically in the corpo-

rate world By 2015 Generation

Y will comprise half the work-

force Nearly half of all office

workers are producing less

printed material CIOs are

embracing bring your own

device (BYOD) policies

What does all of this mean

for you In this session

yoursquoll learn how to adapt

your organization so it can

thrive from these transform-

ative changes

Page 2 December 2017

Monthly Chapter

Meeting Announcement

PLEASE JOIN US FOR A

Holiday Luncheon Tuesday December 12 2017

1130 AM to 100 PM

The Downtown Hub

1720 Capitol Avenue Cheyenne

Please RSVP by noon on Monday Dec 11 RSVPs need to be sent to Pat Newbern at patnewbernwyogov or 307-777-8907 Please be

prepared to give her the food order for yourself and all of your guests (menu is available on

The Downtown Hubrsquos Facebook page) The chapter will pay $10 toward each memberrsquos meal

Guests are welcome but they must pay for their own meals

ARMA International Web Session of the Month

Technology and Gen Y Adapting Your Organization Accessing ARMA Internationalrsquos Web Session of the Month

1 Go to wwwarmaorg and log into your My ARMA account us-

ing your current login information

2 After you have successfully logged in select the My Profile tab

3 Scroll down until you see the Chapter Memberships section

4 Click on the link located underneath the Education Link head-

line within the Chapter Memberships section (Link title starts

with ldquoSession of the Monthrdquo) This will take you to the Chapter

Resources page

5 Use the Search functionality to find your chapterrsquos Session of the

Month by typing in the title or the 8-digit alphanumeric code

Session Title Technology

and Gen Y Adapting Your Or-

ganization

Session Code CF13-3518

Facilitator Terrie Campbell

Summary Things are chang-

ing dramatically in the corpo-

rate world By 2015 Generation

Y will comprise half the work-

force Nearly half of all office

workers are producing less

printed material CIOs are

embracing bring your own

device (BYOD) policies

What does all of this mean

for you In this session

yoursquoll learn how to adapt

your organization so it can

thrive from these transform-

ative changes

December 2017 Page 3

Trihydro team of fers social media best practices during November chapter meeting

The regular monthly chap-ter meeting of the Wyoming Chapter of ARMA was held on Tuesday Nov 14 at the Wyoming State Library Presi-dent Carolynn Coy began the meeting by playing the begin-ning of the ARMA Web Ses-sion of the Month Social Business Assessment from ARMA LIVE 2013 Confer-ence Web Seminar

Below is a brief overview of the beginning segment

For individuals out-of-date social media ac-counts are not as critical but for organizations they can be riskier if you donrsquot know what ac-counts are out there you canrsquot apply retentionRM methods to the data and may have out-of-date dataincorrect infor-mation

Identify accounts by ask-ing people (internal re-view) external review (search social media sites and search engines) con-ducting surveys (anonymous may provide better results) and setting up alerts for new rogue account discovery

Vet and validate all found accounts

Reasons to use social media in support of busi-ness objectives include better customer service product development and community engage-ment Organizations should recognize social media as a reality and try to manage the risk and

opportunities involved

Following the web ses-sion Coy introduced guest speakers Jeff McDonald and Isabel Perez from Trihydrorsquos Business Development amp Marketing Department Tri-hydro is an engineering and consulting firm founded in Laramie

The presenters noted that social media is a powerful professional tool for building relationships networking marketing and recruiting however they acknowledge different tools are better for different services and organi-zations

McDonald offered the fol-lowing tips for managing an organizational social media presence

Be sure to add basic or-ganizational information

Manage content so it stays active and relevant

Frequency of posting should depend on how

much quality content you have to sharemdashyou may post some content on one site versus another

You can use social media tools for notification and post analytics (which can be useful metrics for boardsmanagement)

Perezrsquos presentation fo-cused on social media tools She advised that imagery can be used to grab peoplersquos at-tention and that varied im-agery is the best however the same images can be used across the page to increase consistency

In order to manage an or-ganizationrsquos various social media accounts there are platform managers available Perez recommended Hoot-suite which allows the user to schedule and manage posts to all social media accounts from one site

According to Perez Can-vacom is a free tool that can

be used to develop social me-dia content It even includes post templates

Tips were also provided by Perez on decommissioning social media accounts De-pending on the platform she said the account could be merged with another active account Often times the social media account will re-quire the account manager to have enough information to prove that this is your compa-nyrsquos account in order to can-cel it

No matter what the organi-zation is posting however McDonald and Perez stressed that the accounts manager must be aware that nothing disappears Content that is posted is a reflection of self and the organization and there is no confidential infor-mation online Proofreading prior to posting is a must

Following the presenta-tions the guest speakers an-swered group questions

Trihydro Corporation uses various social media websites including their Facebook

page pictured above to communicate with the public Members of Trihydrorsquos Busi-

ness Development amp Marketing Department Jeff McDonald and Isabel Perez were

guest speakers at Wyoming ARMArsquos November chapter meeting on social media

held Tuesday Nov 14

Page 4 December 2017

ARMA confers Award of Excellence to Farmers Ins

New ARMA website set to launch in mid-December

ARMA International News

ARMA International has rec-

ognized Farmers Insurancereg

with its coveted Award of Ex-

cellence The ward was high-

lighted at ARMArsquos annual con-

ference last month

This annual award recognizes

the outstanding achievements

made by an organization in its

pursuit of implementing or im-

proving a records and infor-

mation management or an in-

formation governance program

as laid out by ARMArsquos Gener-

ally Accepted Recordkeeping

Principlesreg (the Principles) and

the Maturity Model

The award is determined by a

companyrsquos total points

achieved for each of the Princi-

ples ldquoAt a time when datamdash

and access to datamdashis explod-

ing now more than ever a

strong records manage-

mentinformation governance

program is needed to help pro-

tect consumers and their infor-

mationrdquo says Jocelyn Gunter

CEO of ARMA International

ldquoARMA congratulates our in-

dustry member Farmers Insur-

ance for achieving this recog-

nition

Rafael Moscatel director of

information governance for

Farmers says ldquoIrsquom very proud

of Farmers for developing an

award-winning information

governance program and in-

vesting in research and policy

development based on a holistic

approach to managing data

Wersquore thrilled that ARMA has

recognized these effortsrdquo

The welcome call is one of the

most important calls wersquoll ever

make to a new member Itrsquos a

simple and effective way to

make a positive first impres-

sion

The ARMA Welcome Team

has been established to provide

warm welcomes to new mem-

bers Your call will begin build-

ing the all-important member

relationship

The goals are to

thank them for their mem-

bership

applaud them for choosing

to advance their careers and

their organizationrsquos infor-

mation management goals

help connect the dots for the

member to become en-

gaged and

introduce ARMA and our

support team

As a fellow member you of-

fer a unique perspective to our

ARMA community You can

share what you wish yoursquod

known when you joined ARMA

and what yoursquove since learned

about making the most of your

membership In the process of

making these calls you can even

build your own peer network

because each new member

brings unique skills and experi-

ences to the ARMA communi-

ty

So what will you do as part of

the ARMA Welcome Team

Each month yoursquoll be assigned 3

or 4 new members to call which

should take less than an hour to

complete Thatrsquos it Itrsquos a mini-

mal investment in our communi-

ty that will create a long-lasting

positive return for everyone

Please contact Chrissy Bagby

for more information

ARMA is undergoing a brand

assessment to determine how

we can more effectively attract

engage and retain our mem-

bers From your feedback in the

recent membership survey ndash and

from general commentary

yoursquove given the past few years

ndash we are convinced the website

is a major source of dissatisfac-

tion

Wersquove heard you and wersquore

changing FOR you So when

you visit ARMAorg in mid-

December you will be greeted

by a new website and an excit-

ing new membership experi-

ence

New Website Benefits The new website will bring

easier navigation and greater

ease in accessing ARMArsquos tools

and resources that are so im-

portant to your careers Yoursquoll

find new resources to help you

and your stakeholders under-

stand the value of IM and IG

professionals as well as AR-

MArsquos perspective on the IM and

IG industries With the new

website will come increased

transparency in survey results

governance records and the

overall health of the organiza-

tion Yoursquoll find more opportu-

nities to connect with peers in-

side and outside of your local

community with experts and

with solution providers And

yoursquoll get improved ways to

monitor news social media and

our events calendar

Your Next Steps To prepare for this transition

there are a few things you may Help them feel at home

need to do For now please

take note of these two items

1) Education courses ndash The

transition will affect

Learner Community our

learning management sys-

tem (LMS) Thus if you

are taking or wish to take

online education all

courses or sessions that

you have begun but not

completed MUST be fin-

ished by Friday Decem-

ber 8 at 1159 pm

(CST) All completed

online education and cred-

its will transfer over to the

new LMS but your pro-

gress in partially finished

online education programs

will not

2) New membership login ndash

As we approach the

launch of the website you

will receive a new

username and password

for the new website Once

the new site is launched

you will no longer use

your e-mail address

Soon you will receive FAQs

and tutorials in time to help

you navigate the new website

and enjoy a smooth LMS ex-

perience

The profession is changing

and ARMA is changing to

better meet the needs of our

members Stay tuned for more

information on our upcoming

website launch

Page 4 December 2017

ARMA confers Award of Excellence to Farmers Ins

New ARMA website set to launch in mid-December

ARMA International News

ARMA International has rec-

ognized Farmers Insurancereg

with its coveted Award of Ex-

cellence The ward was high-

lighted at ARMArsquos annual con-

ference last month

This annual award recognizes

the outstanding achievements

made by an organization in its

pursuit of implementing or im-

proving a records and infor-

mation management or an in-

formation governance program

as laid out by ARMArsquos Gener-

ally Accepted Recordkeeping

Principlesreg (the Principles) and

the Maturity Model

The award is determined by a

companyrsquos total points

achieved for each of the Princi-

ples ldquoAt a time when datamdash

and access to datamdashis explod-

ing now more than ever a

strong records manage-

mentinformation governance

program is needed to help pro-

tect consumers and their infor-

mationrdquo says Jocelyn Gunter

CEO of ARMA International

ldquoARMA congratulates our in-

dustry member Farmers Insur-

ance for achieving this recog-

nition

Rafael Moscatel director of

information governance for

Farmers says ldquoIrsquom very proud

of Farmers for developing an

award-winning information

governance program and in-

vesting in research and policy

development based on a holistic

approach to managing data

Wersquore thrilled that ARMA has

recognized these effortsrdquo

The welcome call is one of the

most important calls wersquoll ever

make to a new member Itrsquos a

simple and effective way to

make a positive first impres-

sion

The ARMA Welcome Team

has been established to provide

warm welcomes to new mem-

bers Your call will begin build-

ing the all-important member

relationship

The goals are to

thank them for their mem-

bership

applaud them for choosing

to advance their careers and

their organizationrsquos infor-

mation management goals

help connect the dots for the

member to become en-

gaged and

introduce ARMA and our

support team

As a fellow member you of-

fer a unique perspective to our

ARMA community You can

share what you wish yoursquod

known when you joined ARMA

and what yoursquove since learned

about making the most of your

membership In the process of

making these calls you can even

build your own peer network

because each new member

brings unique skills and experi-

ences to the ARMA communi-

ty

So what will you do as part of

the ARMA Welcome Team

Each month yoursquoll be assigned 3

or 4 new members to call which

should take less than an hour to

complete Thatrsquos it Itrsquos a mini-

mal investment in our communi-

ty that will create a long-lasting

positive return for everyone

Please contact Chrissy Bagby

for more information

ARMA is undergoing a brand

assessment to determine how

we can more effectively attract

engage and retain our mem-

bers From your feedback in the

recent membership survey ndash and

from general commentary

yoursquove given the past few years

ndash we are convinced the website

is a major source of dissatisfac-

tion

Wersquove heard you and wersquore

changing FOR you So when

you visit ARMAorg in mid-

December you will be greeted

by a new website and an excit-

ing new membership experi-

ence

New Website Benefits The new website will bring

easier navigation and greater

ease in accessing ARMArsquos tools

and resources that are so im-

portant to your careers Yoursquoll

find new resources to help you

and your stakeholders under-

stand the value of IM and IG

professionals as well as AR-

MArsquos perspective on the IM and

IG industries With the new

website will come increased

transparency in survey results

governance records and the

overall health of the organiza-

tion Yoursquoll find more opportu-

nities to connect with peers in-

side and outside of your local

community with experts and

with solution providers And

yoursquoll get improved ways to

monitor news social media and

our events calendar

Your Next Steps To prepare for this transition

there are a few things you may Help them feel at home

need to do For now please

take note of these two items

1) Education courses ndash The

transition will affect

Learner Community our

learning management sys-

tem (LMS) Thus if you

are taking or wish to take

online education all

courses or sessions that

you have begun but not

completed MUST be fin-

ished by Friday Decem-

ber 8 at 1159 pm

(CST) All completed

online education and cred-

its will transfer over to the

new LMS but your pro-

gress in partially finished

online education programs

will not

2) New membership login ndash

As we approach the

launch of the website you

will receive a new

username and password

for the new website Once

the new site is launched

you will no longer use

your e-mail address

Soon you will receive FAQs

and tutorials in time to help

you navigate the new website

and enjoy a smooth LMS ex-

perience

The profession is changing

and ARMA is changing to

better meet the needs of our

members Stay tuned for more

information on our upcoming

website launch

December 2017 Page 5

Members invited to holiday luncheon Dec 12 at Downtown Hub

Check out the events our neighboring

chapter partners are hosting this month

Come support Mile High Denver Chapterrsquos charity Tennyson Center for

Children by wrapping holiday presents for the students Then join them

for a holiday networking event The volunteer day starts at 12 pm on

Wednesday Dec 20 at the Tennyson Center for Children in Denver Click

here for more information

ARMA-Nebraskarsquos meeting at 11 am-1 pm on Wednesday Dec 13 at the

Blue Cross Blue Shield of Nebraska office in Omaha is free for members

Amber Roberts of Gavilon Global Ag Holdings LLC and Jacque Hornung

of Ameritas Life Insurance Corp will present ldquo10 Essential Soft Skills

for IG Professionalsrdquo The chapter will also be holding its annual charity auction Click

here for more information

ARMA Utah-Salt Lake Chapter will host its annual holiday social at

1130 am on Thursday Dec 21 at the Brio Tuscan Grill in Murray More

information and the event registration form can be found here The

event is free for members

cont from page 1

look at our November meet-

ing minutes later on in the

newsletter

For our chapterrsquos Decem-

ber Holiday Get Together we

will be meeting on December

12th at The Downtown Hub

in Cheyenne from 1130 am-1

pm We will be having a tasty

lunch and meeting new and

old friends Please RSVP by

noon on Dec 11th Contact

Pat Newbern at

patnewbernwyogov or

307-777-8907 Let her know

if you will be attending how

many guests you will be

bringing and what your lunch

choices will be The chapter

will pay for $10 of your meal

if you are a member If you

have any other questions see

the information on page 2 of

this newsletter

Stay tuned to our chapter

website and Facebook page

for more information regard-

ing our January General

Chapter Meeting on January

9 2018 at the Wyoming Liq-

uor Commission

One final thought as we

come to the close of 2017

thank you to all of our chap-

ter members for investing

and contributing to the Wyo-

ming Chapter of ARMA I

hope we are able to attend

our Chapter Holiday Get To-

gether but if you are unable

to attend I hope you have a

happy holiday and a Happy

New Year I will leave you

with a funny Christmas quote

by Frank McKinney Hubbard

to ponder ldquoNext to a circus

there aint nothing that packs

up and tears out faster than

the Christmas spiritrdquo

Find out more about whatrsquos

going on in the region

MidwestRocky Mountain

Region

Page 6 December 2017

Wyoming Chapter of AR-

MA board members met

Tuesday Oct 24 at the Wyo-

ming Department of Trans-

portation office in Cheyenne

Board members in attendance

included President and Web-

master Carolynn Coy Chair-

person of the Board Pat

Newbern Treasurer Barbara

Thomasee and Secretary

Stephanie Gertken Vice-

president and Newsletter Edi-

tor April Peregoy and Mem-

bership Chair Janie Wait at-

tended via conference call

The minutes of the Septem-

ber board meeting and the

October chapter meeting

were approved as amended

The Treasurerrsquos Report was

given by Thomasee and a

Membership Report by Wait

Coy reviewed upcoming

meeting dates and locations

including the November

chapter meeting which will

feature a presentation on so-

cial media by the Trihydro

Corporationrsquos marketing

team Ideas were discussed

for the annual holiday get-

together in December Coy

will look into attendance

dates and costs for the Atlas

Theatrersquos production of A

Christmas Carol

The group then discussed

theme and speaker ideas for

the upcoming 2018 Spring

Seminar and decided on a

theme of cybersecurity and

information governance

Newbern suggested a title

along the lines of

lsquoCompliance governance

security the future is here

todayrsquo Guest Donna Crock

suggested sending save the

date style notifications for the

seminar to engage with po-

tential attendees prior to fi-

nalizing speakers Crock also

suggested the seminar include

a panel discussion Board

members were asked to think

about potential speakers and

presentation ideas for the

seminar and how to broadly

apply the theme in order to

engage with a diverse audi-

ence

Peregoy reported on the

recent ARMA Community

Call in which she participated

This is a new monthly event

being sponsored by ARMA

headquarters for chapter lead-

ers in order to provide in-

struction and advice on vari-

ous aspects of chapter leader-

ship The first call in October

focused on strategies for

building membership includ-

ing creating and maintaining

prospect lists utilizing mar-

keting tools (such as social

media business cards refer-

rals and industry events) and

connecting with local schools

Coy asked board members

if they had a chance to view

the Wild Apricot manage-

ment software demonstration

materials The software is

being looked at as a potential

alternative to the chapterrsquos

current website Many had

still not been able to so they

were asked to do so over the

next month and to come to

the next board meeting with

any questions

The board decided to

schedule its next meeting for

Tuesday Nov 28 in the

WYDOT meeting room in

Cheyenne Meeting was ad-

journed at 104 pm

WY Chapter of ARMA October Board Meeting Recap

Wyoming ARMA wishes

you a joyous holiday season

with peace amp cheer in

the New Year

Job Announcement

The Wyoming State Archives has an

opening for a Records Analyst position

More information can be found

at the following link

httpswwwgovernmentjobscomjobs1900138

-0bard07-07253-records-data-management-

specialist-i-cheyenne

Any questions on the position can be directed to

department supervisor Carmen Clayton at car-

menclaytonwyogov or to deputy state archi-

vist Kathy Marquis at kathymarquiswyogov

December 2017 Page 7

ARMA Professional Development

Members can attend the sessions for free

Track title ldquoIntegrating Information Governance with

Risk Mitigationrdquo

Save the date of February 1hellip thatrsquos when the ARMA educa-

tion track airs at LegalTECH New York The track is titled

ldquo2018 Integrating Information Governance with Risk Mitiga-

tionrdquo

ARMA International members are invited to register for FREE

for the following activities

ARMA track of 3 sessions on Day 3 (the final day)

Admission to the Day 3 Keynote address

Exhibit Hall activities

Yoursquoll be eligible for these IGP credits 1 GEN 2 Legal You

may also register for the other days of LegalTECH for 50 off

the early bird price

REGISTRATION DISCOUNT CODE ARMA18

Register here

Free sessions of fered at LegalTech New York

Seattle WA

Feb 5-6 2018

You are invited to at-

tend this top-rated edu-

cational workshop deliv-

ered by Bruce Miller the

worldrsquos leading expert in

electronic recordkeeping

and author of ldquoManaging

Records in Microsoft

SharePointrdquo This work-

shop teaches you every-

thing you need to know

to plan configure and

deploy a SharePoint so-

lution with full record-

keeping compliance

The Science of Elec-

tronic Recordkeeping

Key EDRMS Perfor-

mance Metrics

SharePointrsquos Native

Recordkeeping Capa-

bilitiesLimitations

Essential SharePoint

Concepts for RIM

RIM Concepts for IT

Strategic Project Im-

plementation Deci-

sions

Recordkeeping Add-

In Software Products

The RIM Role Versus

the IT Role and How

They Mesh

Elements and Struc-

ture of an EDRMS-

Ready Retention

Schedule

Rules-Based Record-

keeping

SharePoint Configu-

ration for RIM Com-

pliance

Managing and Allo-

cating Project Re-

sources

ARMA and AIIM mem-

bers qualify for a dis-

counted registration fee

Earn IGP and CRM certi-

fication maintenance

points

Completion of this course

provides

18 hours of IGP recertifi-

cation credits (12 gen-

eral 6 IT hours)

Managing Electronic Records with Microsoft SharePointreg A 2-day Workshop for IT and RIM Professionals

Download Info

Registration Form

Page 8 December 2017

Wyoming Chapter of ARMA International

PO Box 474

Cheyenne WY 82003

Ten issues of our newsletter are published

each year We welcome photos or articles

you may wish to contribute Contact April

Peregoy at aprilperegoywyogov

Note Contributions or gifts to ARMA are not deductible as

charitable contributions for federal income tax purposes

ernance you will have access

to resources that will help you

grow making you an even

more credible valuable asset

to your organization

ARMA International mem-

bers make a substantial in-

vestment in their career and

profession The benefits of

membership will save you

more than the cost and they

put you at the threshold of

opportunity everyday and are

limited only by your level of

involvement

You can now join ARMA two

ways Apply online at

wwwarmaorgjoin or fill out

the application as a PDF

ARMA International is a not-

for-profit association of more

than 10000 professionals

working in various aspects of

the Information Management

field The association pro-

vides education research and

networking opportunities to

members and other profes-

sionals that enable them to

use their skills and experienc-

es to leverage the value of

records information and

knowledge as corporate assets

and as contributors to organi-

zational success

As a member of this industry-

leading association for profes-

sionals involved in infor-

mation management and gov-

(Professional or Associate)

and send a copy along with

payment to the address below

ARMA International

Dept 99239

PO Box 219081

Kansas City MO 64121-9081

Membership Costs

Professional $175

Associate $95

Wyoming chapter dues $15

If you have questions about

membership visit

wwwarmaorg or contact

Wyoming Chapter of ARMA

President Carolynn Coy at

307-755-4910 or wyar-

magmailgov

About ARMA International Membership

Published by Wyoming Chapter of

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the resources tools

and training they

need to effectively

manage records and

information within

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