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2/19/2026 8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
Machinists Institute Spokane - 8304 North Regal Street, Spokane, WA 99217
Sponsored by Impact Washington & The Machinists Institute Join this hands-on workshop introducing the Six Steps to effective mentoring and teaching that you can apply immediately on the job with measurable results. Build a positive teacher/learner relationship, communicate clearly, provide useful feedback, communicating knowledge, providing feedback, and lets learners demonstrate new skills confidently. Click here to Register What You'll Gain: - Understand the responsibilities of a mentor and on-the-job leader and create a safe environment for new workers to practice their skills.
- Learn the six-step approach to teaching skills that includes techniques for demonstrating, evaluating and providing feedback, including intergenerational communication strategies
- Improve skills transference and productivity of new workers and future leaders
Benefits: Faster acquisition of skills, increased safety on the worksite, lower re-work and complacency among new workers, increased productivity, improved relationships among workers, increase work quality, and improved overall company moral. Who Should Attend? Supervisors and key employees in any industry who need to transfer critical skills to the next generation of leaders to ensure the future success of the organization. What is Included? The workshop fee covers all course materials including The Mentorship Matters Workbook Manual, lunch, coffee, and soda. Reserve your seats today!
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2/25/2026 - 2/26/2026
Olympia / Lacey
Impact Washington is proud to sponsor the Washington Economic Development Association (WEDA) 2026 Winter Conference. This year’s theme, “Build Strong. Stay Strong.: Building Economic Resilience & Preparedness in Washington’s Communities,” brings together leaders from across the state to focus on strengthening Washington’s economic future. Register Here The conference convenes economic development professionals, local governments, ports, businesses, tribal representatives, workforce and education partners, and community leaders from both rural and urban regions. Attendees will engage with expert speakers, state legislators, and practitioners to explore the current state of economic development in Washington and gain practical tools to support resilience and growth in their communities. The two-day program includes keynote sessions, panels, networking opportunities, and WEDA’s annual Economic Development Awards ceremony.
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