2015 Chapter Election
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ARMA NNJ Chapter Members,
It's time to cast your vote and be counted! Choose your candidates for the 2015-2016 ARMA Northern New Jersey Board of Directors, Chapter Leader of the Year and Chapter Member of the Year. Election and chapter leadership information can be found in our Chapter Bylaws.
Casting your vote is quick and easy. Just click the link in the election email we sent out to all members. If you did not receive the email or want to cast your ballot now, simply log in as a member and select "surveys" from the member page. If you forgot your user ID or password please click "Forgot Username/Password?" to reset it.
- Please read the candidates biographical information.
- Select your candidates or submit your 'Write-In' candidate of choice.
- Nominate your Chapter Leader of the Year.
- Nomintate your Chapter Member of the Year.
- Remember to submit your completed ballot by selecting the submit button at the bottom of the page.
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Voting will close at 12:00 PM EST on June 12, 2015 Submitted ballots are electronically received and tallied by the ARMA NNJ Chapter Election Committee. If you have questions or comments please contact: Ilana Lutman
Board of Directors Candidates
3 Director positions
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Lucy Rieger, MLIS, CRM has been an information professional for over 30 years. She is a principal of Records Update, a women-owned WBE certified company, which provides records management consulting and support services to corporations, law firms, accounting firms, universities, government agencies, and not-for-profit organizations. Lucy served as the President of the New Jersey Law Librarians Association and she was a speaker at a national conference for the American Association of Law Librarians. She has also written articles for professional journals and newspapers such as Spectrum and the New Jersey Law Journal. Lucy served as Vice President of Membership for the ARMA NNJ board last year. 
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Shaun Lyons has served on the ARMA NNJ membership committee for the last year. He has spent the last 5 years at Iron Mountain in various Operational leadership roles, and more recently, in Business Development assisting customers in improving their information management practices through customer insight, process, and technology.
Tammy Warne is the Senior Information Scientist with GlaxoSmithKline, Consumer Healthcare R&D. She started with GSK in the library and moved into the role of records manager 24 years ago. She works closely with all areas of R&D and is the Consumer Healthcare Sector Records Champion for which she communicates retention updates, organizes clear out days and works closely with designated departmental Records Champions. As well as day to day Records Management activities, she is responsible for collecting, organizing and cataloging the transfer and receipt of records for acquisitions, mergers and litigation. Tammy holds a BA from Stockton University in Historical Studies. Her thesis, “Thomas Warne and the Proprietary Colony of East Jersey” was published by The Warren County Cultural & Heritage Commission.
Seth Beim works with the Corporate Records and Information Management department at MetLife. He and his team are responsible for the global records management program. He handles program development, policy analysis and implementation and works with business areas to ensure records are being appropriately handled. He has over 10 years of experience working with records and information governance at Oce Business Services for Chubb, Alcatel Lucent, Iron Mountain and Honeywell. Seth has been a part of the NNJ chapter board since 2010 serving our members as Executuve VP, Director, Treasurer and Web Administrator. He earned his BA in Mass Communications from York College of Pennsylvania. He enjoys traveling and spending time with his wife and 3-year-old son.
Dylan Johnson is currently an Account Representative at IntelliShred, a full service document management and document shredding company in central New Jersey. Dylan holds a BA from the University of Colorado. His day-to-day responsibilities include new business development where he works closely with clients to develop comprehensive document destruction programs tailored to their specific needs. With a laidback approach and tactful communication, Dylan provides fresh, cost effective solutions to his client’s challenges.
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