Paving The Road to E-learning With Implementation Success Stories
Pave your organization's road to e-learning with the guidance of success stories shared by a distinguished panel of our very own local & global experts: Kimo Kippen, Ai Tanaka and Darryl Shiroma.
You will:
- Gain tips on successfully implementing e-learning solutions in your organization
- Hear lessons learned from professionals who have implemented e-learning
- Have a fun time networking with like-minded professionals!
From challenges to champions! Meet the panel:
Kimo Kippen, a native of Hawai'i, former Chief Learning Officer at Hilton Worldwide, recognized by CLO Magazine as Chief Learning Officer of the year - 2015, and former VP of Learning at Marriott International. Kimo is a thought leader, teacher, speaker and advocate for creating greater access to learning and education thereby changing a generation and generations to come. Learn more about Kimo here.
Ai Tanaka is a Senior Consultant of Continuous Improvement, Organizational Development & Effectiveness at HMSA/Blue Cross Blue Shield of Hawai'i. Originally from Japan, she moved to Hawai'i in 2012 to be a super aunty for her nephew, Aiden. At HMSA, she is responsible for providing strategic and transformational leadership to cross-functional teams for a variety of continuous improvement efforts in the company. Prior, she worked for an operations management consulting firm in Connecticut for 15 years, initially starting out in training & organizational development roles, then later consulting for small to Fortune 100 manufacturing clients across the U.S., Mexico and Russia to help improve safety, quality and productivity utilizing the Toyota Production System (TPS/Lean). Ai has studied abroad in France, holds an M.A. in Intercultural and International Management from School for International Training, and B.A. from University of California, San Diego. Ai splits time between Honolulu and Sapporo, Japan.
Darryl Shiroma has been in the Learning & Development field for over 20 years including working at companies such as Bank of Hawaii and Longs Drugs. He has taught classes in customer service, team dynamics, coaching, performance management, communications, facilitative leadership, leading change, people skills, business etiquette, sales and various introductory computer classes. His current responsibilities at HawaiiUSA include overseeing the annual performance review process, leadership development, and assisting with succession management. With a “true heart of a teacher,” Darryl has trained at large groups such as Pearl Harbor shipyard as well as humble mom-and-pop companies. He has been an ATD Hawaiʻi chapter member forever.
Who should attend?
Learning & Development professionals; Instructional Designers; IT and E-learning solutions specialists; Consultants; HR professionals; and anyone interested in paving the way to offer online or blended learning solutions.
Schedule
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11:30 am Get Connected! Networking and Lunch (provided)
12:00 pm Announcements
12:15 pm Presentation
1:50 pm Q&A and Upcoming Events
Pre-registration required
- Members: $20
- Non-Members: $40
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No refunds for no-shows or cancellations less than 48 hours before the event.
Location
Central Pacific Bank – Harbor Square
225 Queen Street, 4th Floor (Waikiki Room)
Honolulu, HI 96813
Directions
- Enter the Harbor Square Building on the Queen Street side or from the parking garage (look for the garden and palm trees)
- Take the Commercial Elevators to the 4th floor, the entrance will be on your left.
- Ring the doorbell and let the person answering know you are there for ATD; a greeter will open the door.
Parking
Parking will not be validated.
See below for parking recommendations.
Parking Recommendations
Metered street parking
Central Pacific Bank – Harbor Square Parking
700 Richards Street
Ali’i Place
1099 Alakea Street
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