International Society for Performance Improvement Advocates Research-Informed Practices To Get Results in the Workplace

THE Performance Improvement Conference, April 10-13, Orlando, Fla.

WASHINGTON, March 17, 2011 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- THE Performance Improvement Conference 2011 brings together the best and the brightest in the multi-disciplinary field of performance improvement and will share the latest research, innovations, tools and technologies. Outcomes-minded practitioners at all experience levels who are committed to creating change and organizational efficiencies in companies, academic institutions and nonprofit organizations, large and small, find this the premier conference dedicated to improving human performance in the workplace.

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The conference equips participants with results-focused interventions and tools that can be used immediately. It kicks off with a highly-anticipated, first-time Research-to-Practice Day which will present the latest research in performance improvement and how it can be applied to unique situations. The conference will continue with peer-reviewed educational sessions and roundtables along seven tracks that will extend the learning experience.

Four keynote addresses and sessions of all sizes give access to top performance improvement experts. E-learning sage Elliot Masie, enterprise sustainability and resilience authority Joseph Fiksel, business process guru Philip Kirby, and celebrated executive coach Andrew Hill are among the thought leaders presenting at the conference.

THE Performance Improvement Conference, sponsored by the International Society for Performance Improvement, April 10-13, 2011, in Orlando, Fla., is a premier educational event for business leaders, human resource professionals, organizational development managers, instructional designers and more. THE Conference offers unparalleled learning opportunities with more than 165 hours of educational sessions, four keynotes from internationally-recognized performance improvement experts and ample time to benefit from networking with peers from all over the world who are committed to workplace success and profitability. For more information, visit ISPI | THE Performance Improvement Conference 2011.

About ISPI

Based in the Washington, DC, metropolitan area, The International Society for Performance Improvement is dedicated to the multi-disciplinary pursuit of excellence in the workplace by advocating for the advancement of Performance Improvement.  For more information, visit www.ispi.org.

SOURCE International Society for Performance Improvement