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We hope you are enjoying the conference education programming at ATD22. Did you know the process for recruiting and securing speakers and planning session topics starts about 10 months in advance through an open request for proposals (RFP)? The Program Advisory Committee (PAC) is a group of industry leaders who volunteer to review and vet the proposal submissions. Their work helps shape the final programming that is delivered at the annual conference and EXPO. ATD has certain requirements and guidelines that help that process. If you think you may want to speak at ATD 2023 International Confer...

New micro-credential will focus on developing skills and providing jobs in the food processing sector...

Follow a curated learning path or customize your own experience.Have you ever gone into the bookstore and come out with a stack of books you can’t wait to read only to get home and not know which one to start with? That may be how it feels when you look at the list of education sessions at ATD22. With so much rich content and timely topics to explore, you may be uncertain how to plan your days.To help, ATD has developed nine curated Learning Paths with recommendations to assist you in navigating the wide variety of education sessions available during ATD22.As you explore sessions on the conf...

The ATD 2022 International Conference & EXPO is quickly approaching—May 15–18. As with last year, there are two options to attend: virtually or in person. Although the virtual program is a great option for anyone unable to make it to Orlando, we highly recommend joining us in Florida for exciting additional opportunities to learn and connect (and have fun)!You’ve probably already heard about our amazing keynote speakers and scanned through our nearly 250 education sessions across 15 tracks, including a new track on future readiness. Here are five things at ATD22 that you won’t want...

Nominations are now being accepted for the 15th Annual Lois Fairley Nursing Award. The award is named for Lois Fairley, a graduate of Windsor's Grace