Katrina Kennedy is known to the training community as “the trainer’s trainer” and is passionate about helping trainers design and deliver learning that transfers to the job. She has provided training, coaching, and design consultation to organizations since 1997.
Katrina has a Master’s Degree in Human Resource Management and Development from Chapman University and a Bachelor’s Degree in Sociology from the University of California at Riverside.
She is actively involved with the Sacramento ATD Chapter where she provides the “Fundamentals for Trainers”, the chapter’s train-the-trainer program as well as the “Virtual Trainers Bootcamp”.
Her book, Learning That Lasts, will be available from ATD Press in the fall of 2025.
When she’s not in front of the class (or the computer) you can find her in her vegetable garden tending to tomatoes or taking photos.
You can join her mailing list here to get free training tips and information about upcoming classes.
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