ePolicy Institute Executive Director Nancy Flynn
Since 1981, Speaker, Author and ePolicy Institute Executive Director Nancy Flynn has helped thousands of executives and professionals decrease their electronic liabilities and improve their eMail Writing and eMail Management skills.
The author of The ePolicy Handbook, Writing Effective E-Mail, eMail Rules
(available 2003) and other books, Nancy Flynn is a recognized authority on ePolicy,
eMail, and Netiquette. She has been featured by US News & World Report, the Wall
Street Journal, Training, HR Executive, Good Housekeeping, ABC Online, National Public Radio, CBS Radio, the Associated Press, and thousands of print, radio, and TV media outlets throughout North America, Asia and Europe.
A member of the National Speakers' Association, Nancy Flynn regularly speaks and leads workshops designed to help business executives and professionals develop effective ePolicies and improve their electronic communications and business writing skills. Among the hundreds of organizations for which she has spoken and/or conducted ePolicy, eMail and/or business writing seminars are Universal Studios, World Airlines Customer Relations Association, International Association of Administrative Professionals, American Bar Association's National Association of Bar Executives, Chicago Bar Association, Ohio Supreme Court, Ross Labs, United HealthCare, Nationwide Insurance, AmeriLink Corporation, the State of Ohio, and many others. In addition, Nancy Flynn has developed and leads an ePolicy Seminar for the American Management Association.
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Lewis L. Maltby, President, National Workrights Institute
Looking for a timely and topical, entertaining and informative
keynote or convention program? Book Point-Counter-Point: Employees' Privacy
Rights vs. Employers'
E-Risks and E-Responsibilities. A lively debate that focuses on e-mail and Internet monitoring in the workplace, Point-Counter-Point features The ePolicy Institute's Nancy Flynn and the National Workrights Institute's Lewis Maltby.
Lewis L. Maltby is president of the National Workrights Institute, a research and education organization focusing on issues of human rights in the workplace. Before starting the Institute, he was the director of the American Civil Liberties Union's National Taskforce on Civil Liberties in the Workplace.
Lew Maltby has testified before Congress on four occasions regarding electronic monitoring by employers. He was deeply involved in the drafting and negotiations of the Privacy for Consumers and Workers Act, which Congress considered from 1990 until 1994. He currently is working with Senator Charles Schumer on the Notice of Electronic Monitoring Act.
He has worked closely with the business community on developing policies that protect legitimate employer interests while reducing intrusion into employees' personal communications. He has consulted with Business for Social Responsibility, the Chicago-Kent Management Group, and other employer organizations.
Over 100 media outlets have published Maltby's thoughts on electronic monitoring, including The New York Times, Washington Post and US News & World Report.
An accomplished public speaker, Maltby is well known for presenting important issues in a lively and entertaining manner. He often has been called a brainy Mark Twain.
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