Nominations for both awards are now open! For more information please click here
We are recruiting
The K&IM Committee is looking for an enthusiastic and energetic CILIP member to join our friendly and vibrant Committee as our Training and Events Lead. We seek someone to lead the delivery of our quality programme, working with a small team and supported by other members of the Committee. The role also involves liaising with CILIP and other SIGs to ensure complementary events, working collaboratively to jointly host events of interest to more than one SIG where appropriate. To minimise travel time the K&IM Committee works virtually using Zoom as well as face to face. Full job description and details of how to apply are available here. Please contact Anne Fraser secretary.kandim@cilip.org.uk for more details.
The K&IM Committee is searching for a new Treasurer. This is an Officer role for the Committee. Our current Treasurer will remain in position through 2019 but we would welcome someone new joining us now so that you have the chance to shadow them and transition smoothly into the role. We are a friendly and vibrant committee with a lot happening. This is a great chance to join the K&IM committee and be fully briefed in the role before taking the reins. Full job description and details of how to apply are available here. Please contact Anne Fraser secretary.kandim@cilip.org.uk for more details.
K&IM Committee Minutes - March 2019
The (unapproved) minutes for the virtual committee meeting held on 7 March 2019 can be found here.
Bursary available for the 2019 CILIP Conference 3-4 July, Manchester
Apply now for a bursary to attend the CILIP Conference 2019 in Manchester 3-4 July. Please click here for more information.
Deadline for submission is 5pm Friday 19 April 2019.
Information as Asset Report Launched!
Information IS an Asset. This was the key takeaway message that CILIP and its project partners KPMG, CIO Connect and IK Springboard wantedattendees to take away from the launch of the position paper "Information as an Asset: Today's Board Agenda". The launch event, hosted by KPMG at their offices in Canary Wharf on 14th February was attended by 70 plus senior figures in the information world representing a multitude of different organisations. After a welcome and introduction from Anna Purchas, Partner and Head of People, KPMG, the afternoon started with an insightful presentation from Jennifer Rigby, Chief Information Officer, Lloyds of London. Project board member Sandra Ward followed with an introduction to the report itself. Thought-provoking presentations from Dr Apurva Sinha, Head of Innovation and Information Management, Network Rail and Mr James Freed, Health Education England followed. The event ended with a lively panel discussion with some challenging questions from the audience. The feedback, both at the event, and afterwards has been overwhelmingly positive, with people keen to deliver the message to senior management and their organisations that a great information management strategy is key to success. To download your free copy of the report, read more about the project, find backgrounder documents, the presentations from the day, and links to information management resources go to http://www.cilip.org.uk/informationasset.
The K&IM SIG will be rolling out more information and events linked to this important report in the next months so keep watching this space for more news!
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wantedattendees to take away from the launch of the position paper "Information as an Asset: Today's Board Agenda". The launch event, hosted by KPMG at their offices in Canary Wharf on 14th February was attended by 70 plus senior figures in the information world representing a multitude of different organisations. After a welcome and introduction from Anna Purchas, Partner and Head of People, KPMG, the afternoon started with an insightful presentation from Jennifer Rigby, Chief Information Officer, Lloyds of London. Project board member Sandra Ward followed with an introduction to the report itself. Thought-provoking presentations from Dr Apurva Sinha, Head of Innovation and Information Management, Network Rail and Mr James Freed, Health Education England followed. The event ended with a lively panel discussion with some challenging questions from the audience. The feedback, both at the event, and afterwards has been overwhelmingly positive, with people keen to deliver the message to senior management and their organisations that a great information management strategy is key to success. To download your free copy of the report, read more about the project, find backgrounder documents, the presentations from the day, and links to information management resources go to