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2020 Virtual Leaders Conference a Success!

September 22, 2020

Three cheers for attendees at the 2020 CFTEA Virtual Leaders Conference! While meeting in person wasn’t an option due to COVID-19, the energy and sharing came through the learning and development community! Thank your for your attendance and engagement. Our conference had over fifty in attendance from Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont and Virginia! For those that weren’t able to attend – follow CFTEA on Facebook or on our news page for the latest information and announcements coming out of our

LinkedIn Learning Survey and COVID-19

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Spotlight on CFTEA Board Member: Krystal Boivin

September 11, 2020

Krystal Boivin Claremont Savings Bank I started out as a council member and was soon asked to join the board. CFTEA has personally helped my professional development over the last 14 years, and I am passionate about providing the same opportunity to others. Currently serving as the secretary of the executive committee, the most rewarding thing about being on the board is manifesting the transition of ideas into reality. One of the challenges I face being on the board is

The Banking Manager in the Now Economy

September 10, 2020

As leaders over the past several months, we have been tasked to continue growing the bank while at the same time keeping our team motivated. We want to roll out the red carpet and invite you to join us for an exciting, timely, dynamic training where we can share challenges and best practices. You will walk away with specific go-to’s to help you navigate the months ahead. You are a winner, and we welcome your participation in this seminar!

Sneak Peek: Construction on our new Guided Learning Experience

September 2, 2020

Sneak Peek: Construction on our new Guided Learning Experience Over the summer, focused work started to enhance the student experience with our Guided Learning or Assisted Self Study Program as it was formerly called. Through our new, secure LMS students will have new experiences, such as: A single portal to all assigned courses. Materials in a secure location for easy access. Access to all completed courses with percentages showing how much of the course is left. All assessments will be

Instructor Spotlight: Andrew Lederer

August 28, 2020

Instructor Spotlight: Andrew Lederer Instructor for 15+ Years “One day I was presented with an opportunity to teach a CFTEA course from my manager Linda Bridges. And the rest is history. I’ve had the wonderful opportunity to teach online, livestream webcourses, live and to support guided learning students. I also just completed working at the local community college for sixteen years! During those opportunities, I have interacted with amazing students that have had such an interest in taking advantage of professional

Accounting Goes Green at CFTEA

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Spotlight On CFTEA’s Board- Melissa Greene

August 21, 2020

CFTEA Board Member Spotlight: Melissa Greene Union Bank VT We interviewed Melissa Greene about her experience being a board member for CFTEA: When I took the position at Union Bank as the Training Officer, the individual that was retiring highly recommended that I become a board member for CFTEA. She felt that in order to successfully promote CFTEA classes, you needed to be actively involved in the organization. I have now been on the board for three years and

Why Aren’t Courses Listed In the Catalog Anymore?

August 19, 2020

Why aren’t courses listed in the catalog anymore? Beyond going green, our website is constantly up to date and allows for quick searches through lots of course title and formats. Use the search field under the Courses tab to find your exact fit in advancing your career!

Spotlight On Success: Heather Beckley

August 14, 2020

Spotlight On Success Heather Beckley Wells River Savings Bank Here’s what Heather had to say about her CFTEA experience: “I started taking classes with CFTEA early on in my banking career because I didn’t have any banking experience. I was working part-time and going to college full time; the flexibility of the self-study programs allowed me to complete Principles of Banking. This course gave me a good foundation to grow on. The next two classes that I’m going to