April Monthly Program
ACCEPTing Collaboration
Why do we have difficulty working with others? Is it always them?
Could it possibly be us?
Collaboration is an essential requirement for the successful
development and delivery of training to the target audience. With
so many stakeholders involved – management, customers,
participants and co-workers – nothing can be done in a vacuum.
Yet, there are a multitude of reasons why collaborative efforts
become strained, if not fail altogether. Alternate approaches,
disagreement on objectives and different personalities are just a
few of the barriers to a successful collaboration.
Developers, designers and trainers need a personal action plan to
ACCEPT collaboration to meet the needs of all the stakeholders
and ensure the success of their projects.
In this session, you will learn:
• Barriers in collaborating with others
• Attitudes and their impact on collaboration
• The ACCEPT method to improve your working relationships with
key stakeholders
• A specific game plan for a successful collaboration
Register today!
ASTD Competency Model:
The Areas of Expertise defined by the ASTD
Competency Model include ten critical factors
needed to be a successful workplace learning
professional. The Model emphasizes: (1)
foundational competencies, or those that are
important to everyone in the field, and (2) the
specific areas of expertise (AOEs), which are
the specialized knowledge and actions
required by specific roles. This month’s chapter event focuses on
“Integrated Talent Management.” The program supports the
“Personal” foundational competencies entitled “Interpersonal
Skills” and “Business Skills.” (Click on the model to enlarge.)
About our Speaker: Isabel Graf
Isabel is co-founder of Insights2Talent, a firm
specializing in leadership development, executive
coaching, succession management and
assessments. She has worked with many
organizations from non-profits to Fortune 500
companies.
Isabel previously spent more than 20 years in executive and
managerial positions in human resources, learning & development
and accounting in various industries. Throughout her career, she
has developed and delivered learning programs on multiple topics
and spoken at state and local human resource conferences.
www.insights2talent.com
Date and Time:
Thursday, April 18, 2013
11:30 a.m.- 11:55 p.m.- Check-in and Networking
11:55 a.m.- 1:15 p.m. - Lunch and Program
Location:
University of Phoenix **NOTE LOCATION**
4500 Salisbury Road
Jacksonville, Fl. 32216
Attire: Business Casual
Fees:
Gold Chapter Members - Complimentary
Regular Chapter Members - $25.00
Non Members - $35.00
Online registration for this meeting closes at midnight
on Tuesday, April 16, 2013.
Walk-ins: A $5.00 surcharge for unregistered walk-ins will apply
to both members and non-members.
Online registration requires payment by MasterCard, Visa,
Discover, American Express, or PayPal. If you need to arrange for
an alternate payment method, call the Chapter Administrator at
(904) 356-9008.
Can't Show? Please, Let Us Know! We understand that plans
change. To cancel your reservation, email admin@astdnefl.org or
call (904) 356-9008. Program cancellations must be received prior
to 5:00 pm three business days before the event (unless otherwise
noted) to receive a full refund. Cancellation deadlines may be
extended for special events.
ADA Notice:The Northeast Florida ASTD chapter strives to make
all of our programs accessible to people with disabilities or special
needs as defined under the ADA. If you require special assistance
or accommodation to fully participate in this event, please contact
us at admin@astdnefl.org, at least two weeks prior the planned
program so that we may discuss your specific needs.
Media Notice: Chapter representatives may take photos or video
at this event for use in print and/or digital communications. By
attending, you agree that ASTD-NEFL may use your name and
image and/or comments made at this event in all forms and media
for education, promotion, and any other lawful purposes.
