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Henry Stewart Events is the leading producer of Digital Asset Management content worldwide. Join one of our complimentary webinars, online courses, virtual events, or visit us at conferences in New York, London, Sydney, Melbourne, and Los Angeles.

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Dan Winstead is an Associate Director at Kimberly Clark, where he leads enterprise Content platforms and Digital Asset Management with responsibilities for strategy and transformation. He has driven the modernization of K C’s DAM ecosystem, establishing scalable governance, metadata standards, and operating models that accelerate content reuse, improve rights confidence, and enable faster activation across global teams.

Kelly works as a DAMS specialist for international broadcast news and other global organizations. She has worked with NPR, The Word Bank, and Al Jazeera, and is currently with Radio Free Asia.

Mark is an accomplished technologist with a 24-year career at Mars. He is noted for leveraging cutting-edge technologies, especially AI, which he uses to enhance business performance.

Currently, Mark leads an advanced AI product development team within Mars' science and diagnostics division.

With more than 30 years of experience in the field of digital asset management, Folke is today the Product Owner Omnichannel Content at Richemont. After having initially been responsible for the introduction and roll-out of a central DAM to Richemont’s Luxury Maisons, he initiated and defined the vision for a group-wide Omnichannel Content Platform 3 years ago, bringing together PIM and DAM and adding centralized management of contextualization.

Ryan is the Practice Lead for the Insights & Analytics team at Salt Flats. Ryan oversees the strategic direction, project and client management, and project execution for the team.​

Ryan has been with Salt Flats for 6+ years. During his time, he has worked with creative operations and Digital Asset Management teams across the world, implementing new technologies, processes, and governance teams.

Nick Felder is a seasoned Executive Producer and Marketing professional with broad experience leading creative development workflows and digital transformation practices for international brands, agencies, and creative development partners. 

The DAM Capability Model Workshop

Wednesday September 13, 9:30 AM - 12:30 PM

This workshop is designed to deepen and sustain your arc of growth with DAM.  The workshop is built around the internationally recognized DAM Capability Model - supporting the ongoing renewal and growth of DAM in your organization.  It will benefit all DAM users; those new to the community, seasoned veterans, and everyone in between.

Laura has been working in and around digital asset management for over a decade. She’s held a progressive series of roles in DAM for a diverse range of national organizations across public, private, and non-profit sectors and, since 2020, has worked as an independent consultant before forming Digitheque Group in 2022.

Through her experience, she’s worked on almost every aspect of DAM including procurement and implementation, metadata and taxonomy development, migration projects, and overhauling systems in dire need of a refresh.

Meg Whitlock began her work in digital asset management for visual communications at The Ohio State University under the care of Dr. John C. Huntington and Dr. Dina Bangdel. Work on the Huntington Archive’s federally funded digital database initiatives led to a position in interactive education at The Rubin Museum of Art in New York City. After a chance encounter at RMA, she moved into archive management for photography agency Art Partner.

Kelley is responsible for leading a team of brand managers, designers, and DAM platform admins that create tools, rules, and resources to help the network of over 400,000 professionals use the Deloitte brand with consistency and quality. Kelley has an MBA from Fordham University and a BBA from James Madison University, and she is an adjunct professor at Rutgers University’s School of Communication and Information.