Nick Inglis

Nick Inglis is an expert in the information profession who is a keynote speaker, presenter, workshop facilitator, author, researcher, coach, and activist.

Nick Inglis is Executive Director, Content & Programming at ARMA International (formerly President of the Information Coalition, prior to the two organizations' merger), the leading provider of resources and best practices for the information profession. Inglis is the author of 'INFORMATION: The Comprehensive Overview of the Information Profession & Official INFO Designation Study Guide'. Mr. Inglis is a recipient of the Providence Ambassador Award and was named a 2018 Rhode Island "50 on Fire" for his work with both the information profession and his public advocacy.

Mr. Inglis' writing has been featured in U.S. News & World Report, The Providence Journal, Yahoo! Finance, CMSWire, and others. In addition to his work with the information profession, Inglis also leads public advocacy campaigns- he worked with Providence Student Union on ushering a subsidized college proposal through the RI State House - leading to Rhode Island becoming the 4th state in the U.S. to offer tuition-free community college to every graduating high school student, and ushered a proposal to establish Net Neutrality at the state level through an Executive Order from Governor Gina Raimondo.

Prior to his Co-Founding and leading the Information Coalition, Mr. Inglis served as the Director of Professional Development at AIIM and was one of the youngest Assistant Vice Presidents in Bank of America's history. When not adding to his collection of certificates and certifications (CIP, IGP, INFO, ERMm, SharePointm, BPMm, E2.0m, ECMm, IMCP), he is likely spending time with his son, Conor Atom.