This past year, Gunster's Information Governance and Privacy team, Tom Corey, Cricket Wood, Lisa Lukaszewski and Will Davis, travelled across the country with ARMA to speak on information governance topics
ranging from artificial intelligence to bridging the gap between IT and records.
ARMA International is a leading information management organization that provides its members with opportunities for professional development, industry best practices and networking amongst other information management professionals. With chapters across the world, members of Gunster's Information Governance & Privacy team contributed their expertise at six events from December 2024 to October 2025.
Bridging the Gap Between IT and Records
Northeast Ohio Chapter | December, 2024
Tom Corey kicked off the year at ARMA's Northeast Ohio Chapter. Here, Tom spoke on strategies to create better communication and understanding between information technology and records management groups.
Artificial Intelligence, Privacy, Digitization and the Role of Information Governance
Seattle Chapter | January, 2025
Tom, Will and Cricket presented to Seattle's ARMA chapter overviewing information governance's role in the areas of AI, privacy and digitization.
Information Governance's Role in AI Governance and Privacy Assessments
Mile High Denver Group | March, 2025
Tom, Cricket and Will presented on how the unique nature of information governance plays an essential role in artificial intelligence and privacy assessments.
Legal Compliance - Navigating Records Retention and Disposition
Records and Information Management Month | April, 2025
Tom Corey moderated the ARMA's Records and Information Management Month panel with Lisa Lukaszewski as a panelist. The event focused on navigating records retention and disposition policies while maintaining compliance with legal requirements.
Drive Business Value with Integrated Information Management
InfoNext Phoenix | April, 2025
Cricket Wood was a panelist at ARMA's InfoNext event in Phoenix. Cricket's discussion revolved around information governance principles in terms of business value.
Facing The Ethical Dilemmas and Principles of Information Governance in the Current World
2025 InfoCon Phoenix | October, 2025
Tom Corey spoke at ARMA InfoCon in Phoenix. The topic of discussion was applying core information governance principles to real-life ethical examples.
With the new year upon us, our Information Governance and Privacy team is eager to help you stay on-top of the ever-changing landscape of Information Governance. For any questions and future speaking engagements, reach out to our team:
Meet the Team
Lisa Lukaszewski | of Counsel | llukaszewski@gunster.com
A litigator by training and practical by nature, Lisa reliably delivers business-focused solutions to eDiscovery and information governance challenges. With a unique aptitude for understanding her clients’ business goals and strategies, Lisa’s paramount goal is to solve information and litigation issues so that her clients can focus on business. Whether working with heavily regulated Global Fortune 500 companies on high-stakes litigation or developing records retention policies for a start-up, Lisa tailors her advice to the needs of her client.
Tom Corey | Of Counsel | tcorey@gunster.com
Tom works to assist organizations with their information governance, privacy, and artificial intelligence governance programs. Tom takes a complex array of laws, regulations, and requirements and strives to create policies, procedures, and programs that are easy to understand, implement, and monitor. Tom has worked with a wide variety of industries, including those associated with the automotive industry, banking, consumer products, entertainment, financial services, gaming, government advocacy, hospitality, insurance, medical devices, pharmaceuticals, religious organizations, software developers, and telecommunications.
Will Davis | Associate | wdavis@gunster.com
Will has had the opportunity to assist his clients with a variety of data privacy, information governance, and eDiscovery challenges. These challenges often involve both international and domestic data privacy and security laws and guidelines/standards, marketing communication laws, and/or complex regulatory frameworks. He understands the importance of robust collaboration, specifically when tackling data privacy, information governance, and eDiscovery-related issues. Will is dedicated to fostering collaboration across organizational departments to help manage company and stakeholder-specific interests and help address any challenges that may arise.
Cricket Wood | Information Governance Analyst | cwood@gunster.com
Cricket is an Information Governance Analyst who strives to serve clients with excellent technology skills and a keen ability to manage a portfolio of projects across many industries. Cricket has extensive experience assisting clients with managing the information lifecycle from creation through defensible disposition, implementing data retention policies and strategies, analyzing and improving information governance and eDiscovery processes to enhance efficiency and reduce risk and cost, and assessing legal and regulatory risks associated with onboarding and offboarding new technology platforms.
