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Join us virtually on April 16, 2024!
The exciting rise of artificial intelligence, big data and cloud computing presents a pressing need for public sector workforce transformation. Federal system integrators (FSIs) must ensure their staff are properly equipped with the right knowledge, skills and resources to support government officials on their path to efficiently harnessing cutting-edge technologies that drive innovation.
Enter upskilling and reskilling. Upskilling expands and advances employees’ skill sets, while reskilling helps personnel acquire new skills beyond their current expertise. Together, these two forms of training enable FSIs to foster specialized talent and cultivate a versatile workforce, empowering public sector leaders to effectively leverage emerging technologies.
Join Washington Technology and Pluralsight as we discuss how FSIs are implementing robust upskilling and reskilling plans to help government leaders build a tech-driven public sector. We’ll explore how FSIs are nurturing current talent and bridging skill gaps so government agencies can deliver on mission goals.
Speakers
Joellen M. Jarrett
Chief Learning Officer, Chief of Organizational Effectiveness
U.S. Small Business Administration
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Chief Learning Officer, Chief of Organizational Effectiveness
U.S. Small Business Administration
Joellen Jarrett has over 30 years of public, private, and federal sector experience in human resource management and organization development, with a winning track record of implementing organizational initiatives and contributing to overall mission success. She is a skilled facilitator who has successfully addressed organizational issues and projects related to resource utilization, performance management, team dynamics, performance improvement, enterprise systems implementations, organizational and leadership development, organizational change, conflict resolution, competency modeling, career pathing, assessments, technology-enable learning, training design, delivery, and evaluation. In addition, Joellen's background also includes six years of active duty service in the United States Air Force as a cryptologic linguist and intelligence analyst.
Tony Holmes
Practice Lead
Solutions Architects Public Sector
Pathological problem solver, and serial question asker, a lifelong student of mental models, experienced in creating innovative solutions where analogical ideas meet rigorous socratic method. For more than two decades Tony has been solving complex problems for some of the largest, and most forward-thinking technology organizations in the world; including British Broadcasting Corporation, Digital Equipment Corporation, Microsoft Research, Opsware, Hewlett Packard, Oracle and currently Pluralsight, THE Technology Skills platform for the Government.
Nick Wakeman
Moderator
Washington Technology
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