About

Jacquelyn Adams is a highly experienced Training Expert, Facilitator, and Engineer with over fourteen years of experience in developing and delivering corporate training. She is passionate about providing employees with the necessary skills for their current job while elevating their expertise for future roles. Jacquelyn holds a degree in computer engineering and leverages her knowledge and experience to provide teams with insights to learn, grow, and face new challenges. As a former Peace Corps volunteer and current entrepreneur, Jacquelyn believes that it's essential to apply a spirit of exploration and curiosity to work. She is an advocate of lifelong learning and seeks to help individuals and teams develop their skills and knowledge continually. Her work in career development and performance support has been recognized by several leading industry organizations, and she is a professional writer and speaker in the field of learning. Jacquelyn is currently a Public Visibility Committee Member at IEEE, where she helps promote the organization's mission and values. She has also founded her own consulting company, Ristole, and worked as a Program Developer at Steris Corporation. Her education history includes a Bachelor of Science in Computer Engineering from Case Western Reserve University. In her free time, Jacquelyn enjoys hiking trails and writing about career development for her weekly column. She is a dedicated professional who is always looking for new challenges and opportunities to learn and grow. With over 16 years of relevant experience, she has honed her skills in training and facilitation, and is committed to helping others achieve their full potential.