IITD: Success as IITD relaunches member offering
It is incumbent on all professional bodies to remain fresh and stay relevant for membership. Given it represents learning and development professionals across Ireland, not surprisingly the IITD has taken a leadership role on how to successfully revit
Its chief executive Sinead Heneghan said: “The IITD has been in existence since 1969, so it clearly is doing many things right. But like all professional bodies we need to regularly review our practices and, as such, the work of our directors, council and head office has, for the past year, been focused on generating a new member offer and creating the optimum governance structure and administrative environment for the growth of the organisation.”
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