The training is scheduled, your talking points are drafted, your visuals are fun and engaging, and you have already warmed up your vocal cords!  Your training “to do” list is complete, right?  Yikes, what about attendance tracking?  Is that your responsibility?  If not, whose?  What needs to be documented?  How to document?  Where to begin?!

Begin at the COGEL Connect session: “Training Tracking!  A Data Collection Conversation.”  Join other training professionals (or those for whom training is one of many hats) to explore effective methods and tools for tracking attendance in training programs.

Dive into strategies to streamline the tracking process, ensure data accuracy, and leverage reporting tools to support compliance with training requirements. Ideal for COGEL training coordinators, administrators, and even HR professionals, this COGEL Connect will include real-world examples and interactive discussions to ensure your training program can always conclude, “Yep, that tracks!”

Please note: This session will be interactive. It will not be recorded.

Leanne Davis

Executive Director

City of Pittsburgh Ethics Hearing Board

Leanne Davis serves the City of Pittsburgh Ethics Hearing Board as its Executive Director and Ethics Officer. Ms. Davis has fifteen years of public service and practiced law in New York, Ohio, and Pennsylvania. In addition to her family of three children, she also enjoys rowing, reading, and helping with COGEL’s annual Art-Around.

Bonita Chang

Compliance Director

Hawaii Ethics Commission 

Ms. Chang, Compliance Director for the Hawaiʻi State Ethics Commission, oversees training, guidance, education activities, and ethics and lobbying-related disclosures. Before joining the Commission’s office in 2014, she was an associate attorney at Fukunaga Matayoshi Hershey & Ching for over twelve years, specializing in asbestos litigation, product liability, and insurance defense. She also served as a staff attorney for the Public Utilities Commission for several years, handling state regulatory and administrative proceedings involving electrical and water utilities, motor vehicle carriers, water transportation carriers, and energy efficiency-related dockets.

Nick Rohrbaugh

Technology Based Trainer

Ohio Ethics Commission

Nick Rohrbaugh has partnered with government agencies, local businesses, and Fortune 500 companies to communicate, advocate, and educate: connecting public and private entities with the community. Nick’s passion for technology learning has resulted in the creation and deployment of training modules using video, text, graphical, and quiz content.  His robust and interactive online learning tools maximize effectiveness while making learning fun.