TIP: look for these helpful icons to indicate "face to face" or "via the internet" connectionsWe consistently offer robust, engaging programming.How?We leverage our hard learned and hard earned Learning Hub Components.note: our Learning Hub document is still in draft stage. We are on V5. Wanna help? Contact our Executive Director, or join Professional Development Working Group Zoom sessions. |
TIP: Chapter produced traditionalContinuing Education eventsdisplay a differing photo to cue readers about"face to face" [left] or "via the internet" [right} connectivity. |
Building Blockssupporting Robust and Engaging programming: |
Happy Hours and Mixers | CFP(R) or Insurance ProfessionalsEthics or compliance heavy topics |
Discussion Formats withDefined Subjects and Deliberate Facilitators.Financial Planner centric, marketing and self promotion in a Round Table gathering is counter to the intent of shared learning about subject matter. | Out of the norm, Out of the OfficeOn Site Experiential learning |
Partners are People, too! Short infomercials that delight and educate. The human and fun side of what they do for you. | Partners are Subject Matter Experts deliver quality continuing education. |
Public Awareness and Pro Bono events not only improve our communication skills, they advance Financial Literacy in AZ. | As the Hub of our Financial Planning Community, these conversations connect you to chapter leadership, initiatives, and each other. |
Adult Learning connects your experiences and skills to new ideas, innovative twists, and cool technology. | Common problems or concerns. Diverse Stakeholders. Fact Based Exploration and discussion. One community seeking shared ideas, resources, and solutions. |
Different Adult Learning Styles come together via purposeful relevant real life exercises with professional peers. Case Study events hone your analytical and critical thinking approaches by exposing you to how others might approach solving the same problem. | Our Professional Relations and Community Relations teams formalize beneficial relationships with financial industry nonprofits and for profit companies interested in partnering with the chapter to support their financial literacy efforts. Our Case Study events leverage this work to help you build great relationships over time due to the stability of these organization to organization agreements. |