Meet the 2021 Board

2021 KM Community Board

The SLA Knowledge Management Community Board consists of these positions:

President
President-Elect
Secretary
Website Content Manager
Publications Advisor
Professional Development
Conference Planning
Communications Director
Business Partners/Sponsorship Director
Past President

President

Camille Mathieu, cmathieu<at>jpl.nasa<dot>gov

Camille Mathieu is the Associate Knowledge Officer at the Jet Propulsion Laboratory. Her work focuses on organizational knowledge management, including taxonomy development, metadata field standardization, and enterprise content findability tasks. Her current research seeks to understand and model the complementary roles that knowledge workers perform as both the creators and consumers of enterprise content. Camille was a member of the 2017 Institute for Research Design in Librarianship (IRDL) cohort. She holds a Master's degree in Library and Information Science from UCLA's Department of Information Studies, and her undergraduate work was in literature with an emphasis in Romanticism.

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President-Elect

Jamie Luedtke

Bio TBD

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Secretary/Website Content Manager

Bill Lee, mmlee<at>flash<dot>net

Retired now, Bill has worked for Experian, Southern California Edison, and Fluor Engineers and Constructors. As Treasurer-Designate, Bill formulates budget requests for submission by the President, President-Elect, or Secretary. Bill also administers the website for the Southern California Community and serves as their Secretary. Bill and Mary are big fans of Total Solar Eclipses and have seen 12 or 13.

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Past President

Deb Hunt, dhunt<at>milibrary<dot>org

Deb Hunt is Library Director at the Mechanics’ Institute (www.milibrary.org), a vibrant intellectual and cultural center serving the entire San Francisco Bay Area and Principal of Information Edge, www.information-edge.com, which specializes in enterprise, document and digital asset management and knowledge services. In addition to her MLS, Deb is a certified Enterprise Content Management Practitioner and believes that learning never stops.

Deb was SLA’s 2013 President. Her presidential theme was “Transform Knowledge and Expertise into Strategic Value”. She is an active member of the Association of Independent Information Professionals (AIIP). She has authored numerous articles, presented at many conferences, and has received several professional awards.

Deb was the co-presenter through SLA of “Knowledge Management/Knowledge Services”, a multi-part webinar and seminar series that has been very successful internationally. She is the co-author of The Librarian’s Skillbook: 51 Essential Career Skills for Information Professionals http://www.librarianskillbook.com/.

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Professional Development/Conference Planning

Thérèse Mainville-Celso, therese.mainville<at>gmail<dot>com

Thérèse is in her last year of McGill’s Master of Information Studies program. Passionate about KM, her goal is to help organizations become more efficient and innovative in their work. A lifelong learner, she seeks any opportunity for growth especially if it involves creating her own experiences. She is currently the president of the McGill SLA Student Association and is doing an internship as a KM consultant for the McGill IT Services department. She also works as a freelance taxonomy consultant. Understanding the value of personal growth in professional settings, she recently did a talk at the Congrès des Professionnels et Professionnels/les de l’Information in Montreal on the importance of student attendance at conferences where she encourages students to learn from the experiences of others and build their network. “You have to create your own luck sometimes” is her motto. After her degree, Therese aspires to be a KM consultant.

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Publications Advisor

Liz Fite, ekfite<at>gmail<dot>com

Liz has been a member of SLA for almost ten years. She's volunteered for numerous communities within SLA, most recently with the Pacific Northwest Community group. She's worked in a variety of roles for special libraries but found her professional home once she stumbled across the world of knowledge management. She can be reached through SLA Connect, LinkedIn or via email.

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Business Partners/Sponsorship Director

Pam Nila

Pam joined the US Army directly after graduating from high school and became a military intelligence analyst and cryptographer. After completing her initial tour of enlistment, Pam continued to serve in the Army National Guard and Reserves until 1991. In 2001, after the attack on the US, Pam re-enlisted in the Army Reserves at the age of 4, training troops and units in a variety of critical tasks before they deployed to the war zones.
Due in part to being exposed to high tech systems while in the military, Pam was an early (1994) internet marketing executive and entrepreneur. After working for a small start-up, she started an online publishing company in 1997. Forced to rethink an online start-up business after the DotBomb Bubble of the late 1990,'s, she joined a large publishing company and was on the team that commercialized and put several large research datasets online.
Pam became passionate about KM while working for a large STEM publisher. After over ten years of working with librarians and researchers, Pam returned to university to obtain a MSLIS. She most recently worked for ExLibris as a Technical Support analyst for the Alma LIS. She is currently working as a contractor on a variety of projects.

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Communications Director

Tiffany Smith

Tiffany Smith supports the SLA Knowledge Management Community by developing opportunities to foster communication among our members and with others who are interested in the knowledge management profession and related disciplines. Tiffany has many years of public service experience leading and supporting knowledge management, data, and digital collaboration activities in the federal government. She holds a MSLS and has published research and served as an invited speaker at national and international meetings on knowledge management, social epistemology, and digital collaboration. Her work has received federal government awards and industry recognition, and she enjoys mentoring and providing opportunities for young professionals.

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