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About
Us ...
Our
Company
Commtec
Communications Group Inc. was founded in 1982 and has its head office
in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. We specialize in the design and delivery
of training, needs assessment, development of competencies, and
job analysis.
Our
Philosophy and Approach
We believe strongly in three design and facilitation principles:
Firstly, all written and spoken material must be communicated in
absolutely clear terms. Secondly, all training must have outcomes
that are defined in measurable terms and thirdly, training must
have lots of participant involvement.
Our
Consultants
Kathy Chartier
Kathleen founded
Commtec Communications Group in 1982.
Since that time,
Kathleen has focused her energies in the areas of needs assessment
and performance improvement. In addition, she has trained thousands
of individuals in presentation skills, media relations, project
management, problem solving, interviewing and creativity. Kathleen
is a gifted consultant, one whom clients repeatedly seek out when
looking for innovative solutions to performance problems or when
experiencing problems with new or existing training.
Kathleen's true
expertise lies in her ability to coach executives and senior managers
in team effectiveness, creativity, presentation skills, media skills
and behaviour based interviewing skills. Kathleen works one-on-one
with senior executives just as frequently as as she does with groups
of mid- to-upper-level professionals.
Kathleen is
a member of the International Society of Performance Improvement
(since 1989) and the American Society of Training and Development
(since 1995). Kathleen is a Past President of the International
Society for Performance Improvement Toronto Chapter. She is a frequent
speaker in the areas of performance management interventions, job
analysis and training design. She has presented at international
conferences of the International Society for Performance Improvement
a number of times.
Hanna
Mayer Ph. D.
Hanna
specializes in needs assessment, strategic planning, training, performance
and quality improvement. She is also an ISO 9000 quality systems
lead auditor and trainer. Hanna holds a Ph. D. in Instructional
Systems from Florida State University and an M.A. in Educational
Technology from Concordia University in Montreal.
Hanna has worked
as a performance and quality improvement consultant for business
and industry, education, health care and government in Canada, the
USA and Australia. She has designed and delivered many customized
workshops on needs assessment and planning; instructional design,
train-the-trainer, competency based training & assessment and
quality improvement.
For many years, Hanna taught graduate level courses at the Ontario
Institute for Studies in Education, University of Toronto.
Hanna is a former
Vice-President of the International Society for Performance Improvement
(ISPI) and a past President of ISPI's Toronto chapter. She has authored
numerous articles and frequently presents papers, seminars and workshops
at professional conferences and meetings. She is also a co-author
of an award winning book entitled Needs Assessment: a user's
guide (Educational Technology Publications, 1993).
Peter Chartier
Prior to joining Commtec, Peter spent 14 years in Marketing and
Advertising. His background in communications is clearly evident
in his work, as he is adept at synthesizing information and capturing
it in the simplest written terms.
Peter is a
communications instructor with Carleton University's Sprott School
of Business.
Drawing on
his previous experience in the advertising and communications industry,
Peter designed the media training course that Commtec provides to
senior corporate executives and company spokespeople.
Over the years, Peter has trained thousands of professionals and
executives and often provided one-on-one communications coaching
to senior executives.
One who truly enjoys public speaking, Peter is a past president
of the Speakers' Club of Toronto and the recipient of numerous Speaker
of the Year awards.
Peter is a graduate of Concordia University.
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