Advance Corporate Training Ltd. is proud to announce that 4 new trainers have come on board for the fall 2009 season.
Carole Trilokekar
Carole is a dynamic, goal-driven professional with a multi-faceted record of successes in organizational and human resource development. She brings a strong blend of business acumen, relationship building skills and leadership talents. Carole is known to drive processes and training & staffing improvements that deliver measurable results of skill growth and productivity. Carole will be joining our Human Resources faculty.
Julie Iuvancigh
Julie has been leading, developing and implementing employee training programs for the past 10 years and takes pride in her ability to accurately identify the training needs of a group and develop and recommend appropriate training programs to address needs. She is a decisive leader with strong supervisory skills gained from 30 years of experience in human services. Most recently Julie has developed and supervises a provincial peer coach/trainer program for a Crown Corporation. Julie joins our Human Resources faculty.
Caddie T'Kenye
Caddie is a project manager and team leader with 13 years’ experience. She develops and implements complex solutions across disciplines, industries, and organizational needs. Highly effective, Caddie is an award-winning, published writer, editor, and content strategist. Knowledgeable at working with client requirements, acting as client liaison, as well as translating processes into business requirements, Caddie can present effective business cases that establish pragmatic project goals, facilitate change management, and propel adoption against realistic time lines and budgets. Caddie is joining our Project Management Faculty.
Carly Goepel
An athlete and event professional, Carly’s event experience includes the 2006 Commonwealth Games, The Australian Open (Tennis), the APEC Conference and the 2008 Alpine World Cup. In her current role she has trained over 200 event staff. Carly draws upon all these experiences and more to provide students with a unique insight into the world of events. Carly joins us to teach Event Management.
To find a current schedule and public course list, visit our website at www.actraining.com or call us at 604.521.5473.
Wednesday, July 29, 2009
Advance Corporate Training welcomes new trainers for fall courses.
Monday, April 13, 2009
New Public Course database coming soon...
At Advance Corporate Training Ltd., we are pleased to announce that we are in the beta testing stage of a new public course database that will allow our web visitors to better determine the ACT courses that best meet their needs, schedules and budget.
All ACT public and open enrollment courses are listed in a new searchable database on our website at http://www.actraining.com/ under public courses and events/schedules.
You will be able to find our schedules and our partners' schedules (sometimes before they even publish theirs!) in an easy to access database. Plan your staff training with ease and book your events before courses fill up. This new system will make working with us at ACT even easier!
Watch for the database to "go live" (meaning open for use) April 20, 2009!If you have any questions, please contact us at 604.521.5473.
Sunday, October 5, 2008
Food for Thought - Food for Learning
Food First Foundation, NWT hosted A Taste of Canadian Living in Yellowknife on Friday Oct. 3rd at Sir John Franklin High School.
Based on a successful event last fall, this gourmet evening was in support of school breakfast, lunch and snack programs in the NWT.
Advance Corporate Training Ltd. President Janet Dean is a long time supporter of community food programs and was pleased tobe able to participate in this year’s event.
Sponsored by Canadian North and BHP Billiton Diamond Inc., the event featured a professional cooking demonstration by Elizabeth Baird, Executive Food Editor of Canadian Living magazine and Pamela Collacott, celebrity chef, cookbook author and CTV cooking show host.
These women provided an entertaining show – attendees enjoyed a sample of each of the three Canadian Living appetizers demonstrated by Elizabeth Baird and Pamela Collacott as well as samples of signature hors d’oeuvres from local restaurants such as Diamante; Thornton’s Wine & Tapas Room; Fuego; Trader’s Trapline; Chef Pierre’s Catering; Coyotes and Our Place. A cash bar, draw prizes and a silent auction round out the evening.
The event is a fundraiser for Food First Foundation, NWT Nutrition Grants in support of school based breakfast, lunch and snack programs in the NWT.
Tuesday, September 9, 2008
Janet Dean on CBC Radio One ~"On the Coast"
Janet Dean on CBC ~ "On the Coast"
ACT on CBC RADIO ONE Tonight! 
Advance Corporate Training Ltd. is being featured on CBC Radio One tonight! Host of "On the Coast" Steve Quinn will be interviewing Janet Dean, learning specialist about night school and how to " Deal with Difficult People!" Janet Dean will be featured on 690 AM at 5:50 pm September 9, 2008.
Tune in to 690 AM on YOUR radio dial to hear all of Janet's latest tips!
You may also tune in via the web at: http://www.cbc.ca/onthecoast/
Here is a little more about the fantastic community show that Janet Dean, President of Advance Corporate Training will be featured!
On The Coast
On The Coast is a great way to catch up on the day's news, and get connected to what's happening in your neighbourhood. Join host Stephen Quinn between 3:00 and 6:00 p.m.every weekday, and you'll be right up to date on all the latest sports, weather, traffic, and entertainment from around the Lower Mainland.
CBC Radio One: Weekday Afternoons 3:00 to 6:00 p.m.
Tuesday, June 24, 2008
Good Course - Good Cause
ACT gets up to par!
Tony Procure,Operations Manager with Advance Corporate Training, joined Kent O'Sullivan, Bryan Lowes and Rick Cox at the 5th Annual Drive to Stay Alive Charity Golf Tournament on Thursday June 19, 2008 at the Redwoods Golf Course in Langley, BC.
There was plenty of fun, great food, prizes, networking and a great day of golf, and the rain even managed to stay away.
Net proceeds from the BC Safety Council Golf Tournament will help support our Youth Injury Prevention Initiatives.
