Professional Development Session: How to Design Measurably Impactful Training (Wednesday, September 23, 2026)

Wed, 23 Sep 2026 17:00:00 GMT

How to Design Measurably Impactful Training

After an overview of the ROI V Model and a demonstration of how it is used to design measurably impactful training programs, there will be a discussion of how the model guides your evaluation and impact reporting for the different stakeholder groups.

After attending this session, you will be able to:

Use the ROI V Model to design measurably impactful training and guide your impact evaluation and reporting.

Tino Simon

PhD, MBA, and years of training and technology experience with a variety of organizations. Recently retired after 18 years at Microsoft leading global workforce development and trainer skilling programs. Certified ROI Professional (CRP) since 2022.

*This session will be recorded. Paid registrations require a minimum 24-hour notice to be refunded.

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Professional Development Session: Before, During, After: Reflection Strategies for Learning That Lasts (Wednesday, November 18, 2026)

Wed, 18 Nov 2026 18:00:00 GMT

Before, During, After: Reflection Strategies for Learning That Lasts

What if everything you know about reflection is backwards? Most of us save it for the end—a quick debrief, maybe a plus/delta. But our brains forget fast, and by the time we ask "So, what did you learn?" most of it is already gone. Weave reflection before, during, and after the learning, and you work with the brain, not against it. Participants retain more, apply it faster, and remember what matters. You'll walk away knowing why WHEN you reflect matters as much as what you reflect on.