Our Mission is to become the leader in promoting organizational development and workforce training in the community through professional growth and development programs, networking opportunities, and training services and resources.
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American Society for Training and Development - Inland Northwest Chapter
ASTD: Linking People, Learning & Performance
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Message from the President
Due to vacations and summer time - we will not be holding an
August event.
We truly hope that you will plan ahead and join us for the
following venues:
September 24th - Kimo Kippen, Vice President, Learning –
Center of Excellence Marriott International, for a breakfast
keynote and morning workshop.
October 15th - Gonzaga Brown Bag - Facilitation Skills for the
21st Century
November 19th - Vital Smarts - Crucial Conversations
"Influencer- The Power to Change Anything."
We are committed to providing presentations and workshops
that will inform, refresh, and inspire.
Have a safe and enjoyable summer!
To register for this luncheon and to pay with Paypal click here
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Click on Logo to go to National ASTD Home Page.
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What our members are saying:
"Being a part of ASTD has been an extremely beneficial experience for me. The national chapter has an incredible amount of resources that have helped me to become a better Training Manager and being a part of the local chapter has helped me to build relationships with some very talented people from the local area."
~ Dan Suhr Learning and Development DIrector
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Inland Northwest Chapter P.O Box 472, Spokane WA 99210-0472
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As a professional, you want to provide valuable, measurable results to
your organization. The CPLP™ designation distinguishes you from other
job candidates by demonstrating what you possess an in-depth
knowledge of and can demonstrate expertise in the diverse workplace
learning and performance field.
THE CPLP™ addresses the nine areas of expertise based on the
middle tier of the ASTD Competency Model™.

The ASTD Competency Model™ provides a strategic road
map for today's successful learning and performance
professional. There are three groups to the Model:
- Roles are groupings of targeted competencies. They
are not job titles. An individual’s job may encompass
one or more roles, similar to different "hats" that one
might have to wear.
- Areas of Expertise are the specialized
knowledge/skills an individual needs over the
foundational competencies. An individual may need
expertise in one or more areas.
- Foundational Competencies define relevant
behaviors for learning and performance professionals
to varying degrees.
To Learn more about the ASTD Competency Model, CPLP, National Memberships, Publications, Conferences, Careers, resources and more, go to http://www.astd.org
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2008 President Chris Francovich, Ed.D. Gonzaga University
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ASTD National has recognized
our chapter for the efforts in
providing our members with well
run programs, services and
excellent operations.
To learn more about the
requirements, click here.