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Each quarter, SEWI-ATD turns the spotlight on an active member who has been visible in the chapter by attending events and participating in other ATD functions. We are proud to acknowledge the important work of our members, provide additional career exposure within the Talent Development community, and help you to get to know a colleague just a little bit better!
If you are interested in nominating another member for the spotlight, contact Megan Cardenas at membership@sewi-atd.org.
See the members we've highlighted in previous months by clicking below.
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Company: Cloverleaf |
This month, we are pleased to feature
Ashlee Garnett
Tell us a little about yourself. I am a senior sales executive for Cloverleaf, an AI Coaching platform that leverages assessment data. My company is based in Cincinnati, but I live in Madison and work remotely. What attracted you to the field of Talent Development? Throughout my career, I have had many excellent opportunities that always led me back to talent and learning. My passion for the field prompted me to pursue a Master's in Organization Leadership and Change and to pivot my focus to talent and organizational Development. What prompted you to join SEWI-ATD? My friend and former colleague, Michelle Dable. She had so many wonderful things to say about the camaraderie and robust programming the chapter offers. What is about the chapter that you enjoy most? I always learn something new and gain a fresh perspective when I attend one of our many events. We have so many brilliant members. What piece of advice would you offer to people coming into talent development? Join SEWI ATD! It’s an exceptional chapter that will help you understand the fundamentals and expand your network. Favorite Blog or Podcast? I never miss Josh Bersin’s Podcast each week. I appreciate his perspective on the future of talent, learning, and HR. What do you do for fun? Collect cookbooks, attend group fitness classes (I am obsessed with Barre3 and all my B3 friends), watch PBS, and read. I recently made the transition to an ereader. I am generally at the forefront of new tech adoption, but this change took me a couple of decades. |