The thought of transitioning to the corporate or learning and development(L&D) world can feel like a solo mission. But the most successful transitions are never made in isolation.
Your greatest allies will be the peers, mentors, and fellow travelers who understand your journey. Connecting with others in the L&D community opens doors to new knowledge, shared challenges, and unforeseen opportunities.
Don't go it alone; surround yourself with a network that uplifts and propels you forward. This community is your map and your compass.
Join us for our Transitioning Professionals Special
Interest Group (SIG) kickoff meeting!
This newest SIG is a joint effort of the ATD-Los Angeles and ATD- Orange County Chapters provides support and education to professionals making the exciting transition into the L&D field.
Attendees will learn about the resources, professional opportunities, and community available to them, as they embark on their new career journey, as well as a brief overview of chapter, membership, and upcoming events.
1. Learn about the Transitioning Professionals SIG’s mission, goals, and upcoming events – all aimed to help members build a strong professional foundation to transition into L & D.
2. Gain access to valuable resources that will help members acquire the knowledge and skills necessary to enter and succeed in the field of L & D.
3. Grow your professional network, connect with peers who have the same career goals, and help to build a community that provides members with ongoing support and guidance.
About your Co-Leaders:
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Kesha Thomas Clark,, SIG Co-Leader,
Transitioning Professionals SIG
Kesha Thomas Clark is an experienced professional currently working to transition into the learning and development field. Recently, Kesha worked with UCLA’s Office of Undergraduate Admission and the Association for Talent Development—Orange County chapter to facilitate leadership workshops to executive staff and senior managers. Driven by a desire to help people, Kesha is interested in leveraging her unique experience in business and the nonprofit sector to create impactful strategies and learning experiences that support professional growth and organizational success.
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James Oakley, SIG Co-Leader,
Transitioning Professionals SIG
James Oakley is an Instructional Designer and eLearning Developer who specializes in the electrical, engineering, and technical spaces. He started out his career as a High School English Teacher and then took his passion for education into adult learning. Most recently, James developed a comprehensive curriculum of eLearning and Instructor-Led training courses for Critical Facility Engineers in Meta Data Centers across the globe. In this space, James makes meaningful and results driven training experiences for Fortune 500 companies.
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Earn Professional Professional Development Points
This program is worth 1 Professional Development point.
ATD Capability Model
Each ATD-OC Learning Event will be aligned to at least one Talent Development Capability, as identified by ATD National.
This program aligns with:
Building Personal Capability:
- Collaboration & Leadership
Developing Professional Capability:
- Career & Leadership Development
Impacting Organizational Capability:
- Business Insight
- Change Management
- Data and Analytics
Disruption via technology will continue to be a reality for organizations and talent development functions. Talent development professionals must have the ability to identify, select, and implement the right learning and talent technologies that serve the best interests of the organization and its people. Practitioners should be able to identify opportunities to adapt and leverage the right technologies at the right time to meet organizational goals.
To find out more about the ATD Capability Model for the Training and Development Profession, visit http://tdcapability.org.
Photography and Video Waiver
By registering for this event, I do hereby give ATD Los Angeles and and its associates or assigns, or anyone acting under its authority or permission, the irrevocable and unrestricted right and permission to: capture the image, audio, and content via photograph, videotape, audiotape, transcription, or other means now available, copyright in its own name or otherwise, and use, reuse, publish, and republish any and all material of which I presented, or may have been included in presenting, in whole or in part. I consent to the use of all media now or hereafter known for illustration, promotion, art, editorial, advertising, trade, or any other purpose whatsoever. I hereby waive any right that I may have to inspect or approve the finished product or products and the advertising copy or other matter that may be used in connection therewith or the use to which it may be applied. If I do not provide permission, I understand that I will not activate my web camera during virtual sessions.
REFUND/CANCELLATION: Please click here for cancellation and refund policies. We cannot guarantee that webinar/Zoom recordings will be available.
All ADA accommodations require a 21-day advanced notice by email to office@atdla.org (use Subject line: ADA Accommodations Request) so that we can reasonably search for and secure accommodations. ATD-LA cannot guarantee that accommodations can be reasonably secured with shorter notice. ATD-LA will cover costs for accommodations as required by law, for the published duration of the event only.
