Description:

Our goal was to make everyone happier, and we have achieved that with iManage' Kathleen Hogan, McCarthy Tetrault.

Join the iManage team to hear how we are enabling business outcomes for more law firms and legal departments than any other vendor. Our commitment and focus on the evolving needs of knowledge workers has led to product developments and third-party partnerships that enable more effective and productive workflows, a more modern user experience with enhanced automation, all within a tightly governed and secure platform.

Speakers:

Neil Araujo, CEO, iManage & Shawn Misquitta, Executive Vice President, Product Management, iManage

Speakers Bio:

Neil Araujo is co-founder and chief executive officer of iManage where he plays a prominent role in leading product direction and overall business strategy. He has more than 20 years of proven product management, business development and marketing experience and has been a key member of the team that has successfully grown iManage from start-up to global market leader as the industry’s foremost Work Product Management Platform provider. Neil’s oversight has helped position iManage as the gold standard for document and email management, AI-based Knowledge Management, and advanced security and governance within the legal, financial and professional services industries. Neil holds an MBA from Northwestern University’s Kellogg Graduate School of Management, as well as a MS in Computer Science from the University of Illinois in Chicago.

Shawn Misquitta is the Executive Vice President of Product Management at iManage where he guides multiple portfolios for productivity, governance, and intelligence solutions. He has worked with several industries to implement content management, security, and workflows products over the last 25 years. At iManage Shawn has helped the company re-invent how organizations and knowledge workers can embrace modern work practices to deliver better results for their stakeholders. Shawn’s formal education includes an MBA from Northwestern University Kellogg School of Management and a bachelor’s degree in computer science.