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Do you want to know…
- Where our industry is heading?
- What’s currently “hot” in the field of Workplace Learning and Performance (WLP)?
- Where YOU think you need to brush up on YOUR skills to remain current and competitive?
Start the New Year by joining your colleagues in a discussion regarding recent industry research on where our industry is headed and how this affects you and your career plan.
In this highly interactive session, you will…
- Help identify key emerging trends in the Workplace Learning and Performance (WLP) field.
- Review the ASTD Competency Model as it relates to your personal development.
- Develop your personalized action plan to determine three areas to focus on in 2012 to remain competitive in our field.
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This meeting will be facilitated by Sue Weller, 2012 CCASTD President. Sue is Senior Manager, Training Operations and Development at Baxter Healthcare where she leads a team of training professionals who create compliance and regulatory-based learning solutions for Baxter employees worldwide. Sue has spent over 20 years in both Human Resource and Workplace Learning and Performance positions.
Sue holds a Master’s degree in Instructional Design from Roosevelt University. She also holds several graduate certificates from Roosevelt in elearning and Performance Consulting. She also holds the CPLP (Certified Professional in Learning and Performance) designation from ASTD and the SPHR (Senior Professional in Human Resources) designation from SHRM.
But Wait – There’s More:
- At the January dinner meeting, CCASTD is sponsoring a WLP Book Exchange. This is a voluntary activity and could be an opportunity for you to get rid of a WLP book you’ve already read and pick up a book that helps you “sharpen your saw” as Covey would say.
To participate in the Book Exchange, please bring a previously owned (new is also acceptable) WLP-related book. For each book you bring (up to 3), you will be able to select a (new to you) book to take home. You will get one book for each book you bring in (up to 3). Note: If you bring in more than three books, any remaining books will be raffled off at the end of the evening or at future CCASTD dinner meetings.
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