Preferred Industry Partners Advisory Council

The Preferred Industry Partner (PIP) Advisory Council’s role is to enhance communication and involvement with our valued PIPs and constituents.

  • Brad Ansley

    Vice President, Healthcare Richardson Sales Performance

  • Stephen Baer

    Chief Solutions Officer, ELB Learning

  • Michael Ballas

    President of Learning & Development, North America, Red Nucleus

  • Mike Esterday

    Chief Executive Officer, Integrity Solutions

  • Sue Iannone

    President, Bull City Blue

  • Ian Kelly

    President Red Nucleus

  • Jessica Knox

    Chief Executive Officer, Metrix

  • Jennifer Lalli

    Senior Director of Business Development and Marketing, Encompass Communications and Learning

  • Sharon Lustig

    President and CEO, CMR Institute

  • Pamela Marinko

    Chief Executive Officer Proficient Learning

  • Shaun McMahon

    President and Founder Illuminate

  • Simon Mormen

    Managing Director & Founder, Atomus

  • Celeste Mosby

    VP of Solution Design & BD, Learning Solutions, Syneos Health

  • Ted Power

    Senior Vice President, Strategy and Marketing, RLDatix Life Sciences (formerly known as iCoachFirst)

Objectives, Membership, Roles & Responsibilities

Objective

To provide a forum for PIP advocates to contribute as volunteers in a direct manner to impact the supplier experience and the success of LTEN.

Council Membership

  • The Council will be chaired by the PIP Board Members
  • Advisory Council PIP members will serve as PIP council members
  • There will be 4 additional seats available to be nominated and elected by PIPs for 2 year terms
  • The Gold and Platinum PIPs are eligible to participate and must maintain metal levels to maintain Council seat

Roles & Responsibilities

  • Provide feedback and direction to the Board regarding the Networks, programs, direction and member value proposition
  • Be a voice for the LTEN Supplier Partners
  • Provide input on decisions effecting supplier members
  • Advocate for LTEN to your peers and colleagues in the industry
  • Contribute the Network’s growth through introductions and partnerships
  • Participate in PIP Council conference calls
  • Offer input to the Network that is reflective of the latest thinking in the training community
  • Serve on committees and offer to take on special projects
  • Support the relationship between the Network and Industry Partners
  • Collaborate while demonstrating personal integrity, and sensitivity to differing ideas and ways of working , abiding by the Network Code of Ethics
  • Contribute to the vitality of the Network through contributing content, workshops and energy!