Marshall Commons, a sales professional at Corodata, shares his journey in the information governance and records management industry. He started in household goods sales but transitioned to record storage in 2008. Marshall got involved with ARMA and became a programs director, connecting with industry experts and organizing events. He later became a chair of the advisors and played a key role in organizing the ARMA Summer of California Conference. Marshall emphasizes the importance of volunteering and getting involved in ARMA to enhance one's experience and make a difference.
IGHS36 - The Role of ARMA in Marshall Commons' Journey
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