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Christy R. McKinney

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Professional Development

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My contributions to professional development stem from a deep commitment to enhancing performance and driving process improvements within organizations. At the financial services company, I successfully guided 31 associates through a comprehensive 6-week training program, a testament to the effectiveness of my training curriculum and methodologies. During my time with Amerit Fleet Solutions, I spearheaded a program to increase the number of ASE-certified technicians, showcasing my ability to execute effective communication cycles and internal marketing plans. These experiences highlight my expertise in creating and delivering learning experiences that not only meet but exceed organizational objectives and nurture a culture of continuous professional advancement.

Teaching and Professional Development

Skills in Feedback and Assessment: My teaching experience has honed my skills in providing constructive feedback and effectively assessing learning outcomes. In professional development, these skills are essential for evaluating program effectiveness and identifying areas for improvement. I can craft assessments that accurately measure learning and use feedback to enhance program design and delivery, fostering a continuous improvement cycle.

Facilitation and Engagement Techniques: Years of leading classrooms have equipped me with advanced facilitation skills, allowing me to keep professionals engaged and motivated. I understand how to create dynamic learning environments that encourage participation and foster a sense of community among learners. These skills are critical in professional development, where engaging content and delivery methods can make the difference in program success.

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