• Wired In 016: Megan Butcher, CRM, CIPP/US, ITIL: Sr. Analyst in Privacy & Records Management of Hyundai Capital America

  • Oct 30 2020
  • Length: 28 mins
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Wired In 016: Megan Butcher, CRM, CIPP/US, ITIL: Sr. Analyst in Privacy & Records Management of Hyundai Capital America

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  • 📺 WATCH or LISTEN 🎧 to Megan Butcher, CRM, CIPP/US, ITIL: Sr. Analyst in Privacy & Records Management of Hyundai Capital America

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    We’re excited to hear from Megan about her initial journey into Information Governance within the legal and records management arenas. She’s an inspiring millennial and shared her story how she has a successful program in bridging IT gaps with other business areas. Megan was inspired to continue in technology because she wrote about women in STEM for the Chapman Law Review journal. She Megan is passionate about employee engagement and learning about one another to open opportunities for enhancing human capital.

    Let’s listen and learn more about Megan’s experience to help us develop our personal assets.

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    Mentions in this episode:

    Association of Records Managers and Administrators (ARMA)

    International Association of Privacy Professionals (IAPP)

    Chapman Law Review Journal

    Orange County ARMA Chapter
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