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The WCDA's Annual Professional Development Event (PDI) is an ideal event for regional professionals looking to advance their skills and stay in tune with the latest advancements in career development theory and practice. Featuring industry-leading professional speakers, interactive workshops, and the chance to connect a broad network of skilled career development professionals, we are proud to offer this ever-growing yearly event. Not a member yet? Join today to take advantage of our special discount member pricing for this event! |
2024 Professional Development Institute Integrating Emotional & Artificial Intelligence Friday, May 17th at Central Washington University in Ellensburg, WA! 8am-4:30pm Keynote by EQ Coach & CWU Senior Lecturer, Andy Parks Breakout Sessions may include: ChatGPT, Cover Letters, Resumes, Self-Awareness, Organizational Coaching, LinkedIn, Networking and an Employer Panel! |
2 0 2 3 | Friday, May 19th, Central Washington University, Ellensburg, WA Theme: Today’s Career Competencies for Practitioners & Clients Featuring Keynote: "Thriving in Chaos: Strategists' approach for a winning career in times of accelerating change" by Dr. Bill Provaznik, Director, CWU Institute for Innovation and Entrepreneurship, professor of entrepreneurship and strategic management |
2 0 2 2 | 2022 Virtual Professional Development Institute May 20th, 2022 Theme: "Responding to a Changing World" Featuring: Lindsey Pollak, New York Times bestselling author, expert and thought leader on the ever-changing world of work. Victor Saad, author and founder of the Experience Institute, and director of Design Summer at Stanford University. Ben Compton, Labor Market Analyst and Senior Career Transition Consultant, and founder of Compton & Compton Labor Market Transition Specialists. |
2 0 2 1 | 2021 Virtual Professional Development Institute May 21st, 2021 Theme: Thriving Through Transition Featuring: Rich Feller, PhD Who You Are Matters: Tips and tools to disrupt your “cost-quality-access triangle” in career transitions |
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