25 years of information

Tuesday 05 December 2006

Tuesday 05 December 2006

1.15pm

4.00pm

Clifton House- Belfast

No Charge

AGM

AIM (NI), the Association of Information Managers, is hosting a celebration event and AGM to mark its 25^th anniversary.

The event takes place in the historic setting of Clifton House in Belfast on the afternoon of Tuesday 5 December 2006. Celebrations will kick off with a delicious lunch from 1.15pm, after which there will be informal presentations by speakers representing the diverse range of organisations that make up AIM’s membership.

Swamped by information?

The event is open to both members and non-members and presents a unique opportunity to hear about some of the challenges and successes from the world of information work and to build up a network of contacts to help you in your role.

There will be plenty of time for questions from the audience and a glass of something bubbly should round the day off nicely.

A brief AGM will end the proceedings and as AIM is keen to recruit new members onto its committee, please put your name forward to Mary Blair if you’d like to come on board.

Please download the registration form and return it by email to mary.blair@lawcentreni.org

Programme

1.15pm Lunch

2.00pm Presentations

25 years of supporting information work: from SLISF to AIM - Lyn Mackender (Equality Commission)

AIMing high - where do we go from here? - John McCormick (NI Council for Voluntary Action)

The role of information within the marketing mix at NIFTC - Carol Larkin (NI Film and Television Commission)

Ask a librarian – adapting your skills to the voluntary sector - Mary Blair (Law Centre NI )

“Not waving but drowning” - Claire Killen (Age Concern NI)

The ‘virtual’ information officer – managing information electronically - Olive Broderick (Voluntary Arts Ireland)

Change the record – getting to grips with records management - Claire Graham (Craigavon & Banbridge Community HSS Trust)

3.45pm Refreshments

4.30pm AGM