Before you spend another dollar creating training, hiring a consultant, or buying content, there’s a question worth asking: Does our organization already know this?
Most organizations have accumulated enormous amounts of knowledge—in SharePoint, Teams, shared drives, LMSs, binders on shelves, and, most importantly, inside people’s heads. The problem isn’t always that we lack knowledge. It’s that we don’t know what we have, where it lives, whether we can trust it, or how to get it to the people who need it.
In this practical and energetic session, Wayne Turmel will challenge the traditional “knowledge warehouse” approach and explore what it takes to create a knowledge garden—where useful information is identified, tended, shared, and actually used. We’ll also examine how naming protocols, smarter search and AI, and intentional knowledge capture can help L&D professionals stop recreating what already exists.
Speaker
Wayne Turmel | Author and Speaker
Wayne Turmel is an author, speaker, and SME for the Evolving Workplace at the Kevin Eikenberry Group. He is the co-author of *The Long-Distance Leader* and has spent decades helping leaders and organizations communicate, collaborate, and work more effectively.
**Register now and come prepared to ask a deceptively simple question: What does your organization already know—and can anyone find it?**
ATD Greater Philadelphia Chapter programs are pre-approved by the ATD Certification Institute for continuing education credits. These credits are based on the ATD Capability Model and may be applied towards initial eligibility and recertification for Certified Professional in Talent Development (CPTD) and Associate Professional in Talent Development (APTD) credentials.
ATD Certification Credits for this program: 1
