A four-part educational webinar series. Fall 2026.
Organizations don’t need more governance theory. They need a practical path from defensible retention to operational execution, sustained investment, and responsible AI.
FREE WEBINAR SERIES
Each session builds on the one before it, moving from a foundational governance principle to a practical next step you can act on. The series follows a single arc: reframe retention as infrastructure, make governance work in real environments, build and fund the roadmap, then extend it into responsible AI.
Jason Stearns hosts throughout, joined by industry guests who bring real implementation experience. The content stays educational and outcome-oriented, with frameworks and examples you can take back to your own program.
The Four Sessions:
Attend the full series to follow the complete arc or choose the sessions most relevant to where your program is today.
Reframe retention as the operational foundation for information governance, rather than a legal document that sits on a shelf.
What we’ll explore:
You’ll leave with: A diagnostic checklist: is our retention program documentation, or infrastructure?
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Move from the conceptual foundation to the practical realities of implementing governance across fragmented systems, competing priorities, and organizational boundaries.
What we’ll explore:
You’ll leave with: A practical 90-day action plan for moving one governance priority into execution.
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Learn how to assess, prioritize, sequence, fund, and sustain governance before a crisis forces the investment.
What we’ll explore:
You’ll leave with: A one-page governance investment framework you can use during planning and budget conversations.
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Connect mature information governance with AI readiness. Organizations cannot govern AI effectively if they do not understand, control, and manage the information feeding it.
What we’ll explore:
You’ll leave with: An AI information-readiness checklist.
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Three sessions. Three expert speakers. All free. A series built around practical, immediately applicable insights for information governance and compliance professionals.
The series concluded on September 1, 2026. Recordings are linked below where available.
The ARMA Information Governance Implementation Model (IGIM) has become a foundational framework for organizations seeking to build and mature governance programs. Join Jason Stearns for a practical overview of IGIM 2.1, including key updates, implementation guidance, and strategies for translating governance objectives into operational execution across policy, process, and technology.
As information volumes continue to grow, organizations are turning to AI-enhanced auto-classification to improve visibility, reduce risk, and strengthen governance. Through real-world examples and lessons learned,
Jeffrey Sharer and Jason C. Stearns will explore how organizations are using AI to bring structure and defensibility to their information governance programs.
The retention schedule remains the cornerstone of effective records and information management. Join John Isaza for a discussion of how retention methodologies have evolved, current best practices for modern governance programs, and how emerging technologies, including AI, are shaping the future of retention management.
The LexShift Summer Governance Series is brought to you by the team behind mosaIQ Orchestrate — the autonomous, secure engine for information governance – the dynamic command center that fuses your unique business structure with live, global legal intelligence and mosaIQ Illuminate – the digital refinery for your information. It connects securely to your repositories, autonomously separating ROT (“redundant, obsolete, and trivial”) from records and classifying against your retention schedule.
Learn more about how we can help your organization govern data at scale.
Reach out to our team to learn more about the series, our speakers, or how LexShift can help your organization build a stronger information governance program.
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