Brett Claffee

Brett Claffee is the Information Governance Business Lead from Paragon Solutions' Information Management Practice and has 15 years of records management and over 20 years of Life Sciences industry experience. Brett partners with organizations to enhance business processes and to deliver technology solutions tailored for the generation, management, use, compliance, and disposition of enterprise records, data and information.

Since joining Paragon in 2008, Brett has applied his extensive experience in delivering enterprise solutions that address information governance problems for large, global clients to help establish Paragon as a key partner for leading companies seeking to implement records management programs and technologies, including physical and digital archiving, manual and automatic information classification, and the transition away from paper to electronic recordkeeping practices.

Brett holds a MS degree in molecular biology from Lehigh University, PA and BAs in both biology and economics from Bucknell University, PA. He is a published author and has taught classes in biotechnology as an adjunct professor at a local branch of Rowan University, NJ (formerly Burlington County Community College).

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