Workshops, Webinars, Networking

A NOTE ABOUT CANCELLATIONS:  We know schedules change or people get sick at times, however our room reservations and catering arrangements must be confirmed prior to the date of the event, and there are bank charges for our financial transactions and credit card processing, so there is cost on our part for your registration even when you cancel.  We hope you understand!

If you find you have to cancel an event for which you've registered, if you do so prior to 5 days before the event, we will be happy to refund your payment MINUS a $15 administrative fee.  If you cancel within the 5 days up to the event, or simply don't show up, we will not be able to refund your payment. 

Upcoming events

    • 06 Mar 2012
    • 6:00 PM - 9:00 PM
    • Sugar Café, 679 Sutter St. San Francisco
    • 13
    Build your list of contacts with this fast, fun way to meet other professionals in Workplace Learning & Performance! Great for sharing trends and finding new opportunities. You'll have dedicated, one-on-one time to share areas of expertise and discuss opportunities for collaboration. Appetizers and 1 drink (beer, wine, or well cocktail) will be provided.

    Our Speed Networking events continue to be enormously popular, so we’re doing it again! Here’s how it works -- After check-in, we’ll review the format and provide you with tips on networking in general and speed networking in particular.

    With all participants seated in pairs, the Speed Networking sessions will commence. During each fast-paced, 8-minute rotation, participants will be able to network face-to-face before moving on to meet someone new. After 7 or 8 rotations, we open the floor for unstructured networking, where you can continue meeting new people or follow-up with those you just met.

    With this proven format, participants in Speed Networking will meet more people, make more contacts, and generate more business ideas in one short evening than they ever thought was possible at a networking event!

    A modest spread of appetizers will be provided, and each participant will receive 1 free drink. A cash bar is available thereafter.

    Facilitator:
    Bill Bankhead is the former VP for Professional Development for the ASTD Golden Gate chapter. He created the Speed Networking events for the chapter and has successfully facilitated them throughout the Bay Area. He has extensive experience as a performance improvement coach for the Academy of Art University

    Time Frame:
    6:00 – 6:30:   Check-in and Overview
    6:30 – 8:30:   8-minute networking rotations. We’ll have a 10-minute break in the middle.
    8:30 – 9:00:   Unstructured networking
    • 30 Mar 2012
    • 9:00 AM - 4:00 PM
    • Marriott – Oakland Convention Center 1001 Broadway, Oakland, CA  94607 - Oakland Room
    • 29
    Learn the keys to success that will make you a successful change facilitator and help you develop strong relationships with your internal clients. 

    Are you a Training Manager, HR Manager, Department Manager, External Consultant or someone who deals with organizational change?  Then this workshop is for you!

    Join Bev Scott and Kim Barnes, co-authors of Consulting on the Inside, published by ASTD, 2011, as they facilitate this day-long workshop.  Success as an internal consultant requires more than technical expertise, theoretical concepts or external consulting experience.  In this workshop, we will discuss the challenges and paradoxes of the demanding role of the internal consultant, offer ideas and tips to lay the foundation for success, and provide a review of the internal consulting process and how it differs from the classic external models.

    Participants will learn and practice specific influence and negotiation skills to achieve results and build relationships with their clients and colleagues. They will build their competence in Facilitating Organizational Change. Participants will identify where they are in the development of their practice and consider what is required to build consulting mastery.

    While valuable for individual consultants, the experience will add even more value if you come with your team – in this way, you can develop a common language and set of practices to continue your learning after the workshop. Internal consultants from any discipline are welcome (training, OD, HR, strategy, human factors, IT, etc.).


    PRESENTERS

    Bev ScottBev Scott has been a consultant to organizations, managers and individuals bringing clarity, focus, integrity and a sense of purpose to herwork. She has over 35 years of experience in a full range of organization and management development consulting in the for-profit and the non-profit sectors. She served for fifteen years as the Director of Organization and Management Development for McKesson Corporation. In her practice, Bev Scott Consulting, recent consulting work has focused on organizational change, team and leadership development and coaching. See www.bevscott.com

    She is the author of “Consulting on the Inside”, co-authoring the second edition with Kim Barnes, released in March 2011. She is also the founder and creator of The 3rdAct that helps boomers create a life with purpose, engagement and passion.

    Bev is active in her community and serves on the Board of Trustees for the Horizons Foundation of the Bay Area, and served as co-chair for two years.   

    Kim BarnesB. Kim Barnes is the CEO of Barnes & Conti Associates, Inc., of Berkeley, California, an independent learning and organization development firm.

    She has had over 30 years of experience in the fields of management, leadership, and organization development. Working in both internal and external roles with organizations, Kim has experience in a broad range of industries including: high technology, research and development, e-commerce, pharmaceuticals, medical devices, biotechnology, telecommunications, aerospace, finance, distribution, public utilities, higher education, health care, manufacturing, insurance, and government.

    Kim is a frequent speaker at national and international professional conferences and a well-published author on leadership and organizational change.

    • 24 Apr 2012
    • 9:00 AM
    • 25 Apr 2012
    • 4:00 PM
    • To be announced shortly after which Registration will open

    Great training starts with a great instructional design. This workshop teaches you how to develop instructionally sound courses that elicit meaningful participation, provide challenging content and achieve the learning objectives.

    No matter what your delivery format – face-to-face, online, self-paced – you’ll be able to design a compelling workshop.

    What you will learn – learning objectives:

    This workshop follows the “industry standard” ADDIE model. By the end of the workshop, participants will be able to design & develop training courses.

    Given a training need and an audience profile, workshop participants will be able to:

    • Gather information and write the key points.
    • Write learning objectives.
    • Sequence the learning objectives.
    • Select appropriate instructional strategies.
    • Design the learning activities.
    • Format the design document.

    Learning Lab:
    During the workshop, you will get structured time to apply what you are learning to an actual workshop that you are developing.

    We keep the number of participants low so that each participant receives plenty of coaching and personal attention.

    Bring your subject materials and laptop so we can work on your workshop together.

    What other participants have said:
    "Now I have a structure for organizing material logically and effectively while retaining audience interest & promoting learning."
    "By far, the best value for educational dollar I’ve ever spent."
    "Great resources and reference tools."
    "The activities were very useful. The instructors were very knowledgeable. They helped me with the design of a course I’m delivering next week."


    Who should attend:
    • Anyone who designs workshops.
    • Anyone who needs to revise a workshop.
    • Anyone who runs workshops and wants to fix the design.
    • Any subject matter expert who trains others.
    • Anyone who wants to solve the problem of Death by PowerPoint.
    • Any trainer who wants to get higher ratings.

    Presenter: 
    KRIS SCHAEFFER has 36 years of experience in Training & Organization Development. She has designed the instructional strategy and systems for clients such as the American Institute of CPAs, National Institute of Certified College Planners, Pacific Bell, and Allenbrook (business enterprise software). Kris has also trained many trainers how to design training. Kris Schaeffer & Associates has 100+ copyrighted training programs and has designed training programs for many clients.
     
    Kris was trained in Education and Adult Learning Theory at Creighton University and the University of Michigan.  She was certified in CPLP in 2008.
 
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