Content about Editor-in-chief

March 19, 2012
2012 Top Young Trainer Award Winners

Trainingmagazine named the winners of its 2012 Top Young Trainer awards, recognizing the top 40 training professionals age 40 and under. All Top Young Trainer candidates had to be nominated by co-workers or industry peers. All nominators had to submit a nomination form and a resumé for their candidate.

Training magazine named the winners of its 2012 Top Young Trainer awards, recognizing the top 40 training professionals age 40 and under. These executives will be profiled in the May/June 2012 issue of Trainingmagazine and online at www.trainingmag.com, and they will be honored at an awards ceremony in February 2013 at the Training 2013 Conference & Expo, World Disney World Resort, FL.

April 6, 2011
Emerging Leader Nominations

Do you know an up-and-coming training leader? Someone who stands out from the crowd? Someone who is an outstanding training professional with excellent leadership qualities? Someone who deserves recognition for his or her outstanding efforts in the training industry?

Please watch this space for the nomination form for Training magazine’s 2013 EMERGING LEADER AWARDS.

Do you know an up-and-coming training leader? Someone who stands out from the crowd? Someone who is an outstanding training professional with excellent leadership qualities? Someone who deserves recognition for his or her outstanding efforts in the training industry?

Please nominate him or her for Training magazine’s 2013 EMERGING LEADER AWARDS. Nomination forms will be available in May 2012 and will be due JANUARY 14, 2013.

July 29, 2010
Training Act II

My mentor, colleague, and friend Joyceann Cooney-Garippa always says, "When one door closes, another opens." In my case, I'm thrilled that the door opened to Training, Act II, allowing me to reprise my role as editor-in-chief of Training magazine, albeit from a slightly different stage as I'm now working from home. After 18 years of hours a day commuting to New York City by train, I have to say this is a welcome change.

My mentor, colleague, and friend Joyceann Cooney-Garippa always says, "When one door closes, another opens." In my case, I'm thrilled that the door opened to Training, Act II, allowing me to reprise my role as editor-in-chief of Training magazine, albeit from a slightly different stage as I'm now working from home. After 18 years of hours a day commuting to New York City by train, I have to say this is a welcome change.

March 10, 2005
To make journalists happy, tell them a good story

Because he pities all those "innocents" serving as organizational liaisons, whether in PR or MarCom or advertising, Presentations Editor-in-chief Tad Simons offers some words of advice on dealing effectively with media journalists.

Because he pities all those "innocents" serving as organizational liaisons, whether in PR or MarCom or advertising, Presentations Editor-in-chief Tad Simons offers some words of advice on dealing effectively with media journalists.