With over three decades of senior information governance leadership, Phyllis Elin has proven her extraordinary abilities by spearheading project management and consulting assignments for clients from institutions and organizations operating within higher education, financial services, manufacturing, healthcare, pharmaceuticals, and public sector services.

Phyllis' expertise encompasses a broad range of areas and disciplines, including

• Active file management integration

• Records retention schedule development

• Policy and procedures manual creation and amendment

• Technology solution consulting

• Facilities management

• Data hoteling and telecommuting initiatives

• Records Center administration services

• Management of vital and archival records

• Vendor evaluation

• RFI and RFP development

• Create or reformulate marketing programs, staff training, and in-house seminars

Phyllis has also delivered instructional sessions on Library, Records, and Information Governance at esteemed academic institutions such as Simmons College and Suffolk University and shared her expertise with professional organizations like the American Management Association, the Boston Computer Society, and the Association of Legal Administrators. She has contributed to the knowledge-sharing efforts of ARMA International and several local ARMA chapter events.

To date, Phyllis has authored and co-authored four books on various IG topics.

• Improving Sustainability Through Information Governance

• A Corporate Librarian’s Guide to Information Governance and Data Privacy

• A Government Librarian’s Guide to Information Governance and Data Privacy

• A Librarian's Guide to ISO Standards for Information Governance, Privacy, and Security

Before embarking on her professional career path, she earned her Masters Degree from Seton Hall University and completed her undergraduate studies at NYU.