ATD Smoky Mountain

Programs

Our programming is at the heart of the ATD Smoky Mountain Chapter. We work hard to address the professional development needs and interests of our membership and those interested in learning more about workplace learning and performance.

We offer access to subject matter experts, professional speakers, and trainers. Programs are suitable for recertification approval by professional associations based on the 2020 ATD Talent Development Capability Model.

https://www.td.org/capability-model/access

Developing Professional Capability:

Learning Sciences
Instructional design
Training delivery and Facilitation
Technology Application
Knowledge management
Career and Leadership Development
Coaching
Evaluating Impact

Impacting Organizational Capability:

Business Insight
Consulting and Business Partnering
Talent Strategy and Management
Performance Improvement
Change Management
Data and Analytics
Future Readiness

Building Personal Capability:

Communication
Emotional Intelligence and Decision Making
Collaboration and Leadership
Cultural Awareness and Inclusion
Project Management
Compliance and Ethical Behavior
Lifelong Learning

Monthly Meeting

Eat and learn while you enjoy a catered meal every third Friday. This is a great way to network with peers and WLP professionals to spark innovation and creativity and learn about emerging trends in the industry.

Networking and lunch begins at 11:30am, with the program starting promptly at 12:00pm. All meetings are open to the public. Registration is suggested, although walk-ins are welcome.

Cost is $15 for chapter members and students; $20 for guests.

Meetings are held at Rothchild Catering and Conference Center, 8807 Kingston Pike, Knoxville, TN.

Annual Workshop

Each year, the ATD Smoky Mountain Chapter hosts half-day or full-day workshops that are highly interactive, engaging, and informative. Workshops are open to the public, and we frequently offer joining incentives to non-members.

Organization Visits

Opportunities to visit organizations and see their training programs first-hand are offered several times per year.

Chapter Chats

Informal networking gatherings for breakfast or dinner at various locations. Chapter Chats focus exclusively on networking and do not follow a formal format. Times and locations to be announced.

Special Interest Groups

We seek to collaborate with people and organizations with a specific focus, such as students or those interested in studying for CPLP certification.

Partnerships

Occasionally, we collaborate with other Tennessee chapters to promote events in other areas for your professional development. Stay tuned for more information.