Jeane Daley

Jeane Daley has extensive experience in the training and development field, with a focus on the banking industry. Jeane has held multiple positions at various companies, including Heritage Bank NW and Umpqua Bank, where they served as VP and Training Manager. Jeane has also been involved in professional organizations such as ATD Puget Sound Chapter and ASTD Puget Sound Chapter, where they held leadership positions. Throughout their career, they have been responsible for developing and delivering training programs, managing teams, and fostering a sales-oriented culture. Jeane's expertise also extends to performance management and retail banking operations.

Jeane Daley's education history is as follows:

Jeane obtained a Trainer Certification in Adult and Continuing Education and Teaching from the ASTD Training Certificate Program in 2013.

In terms of formal degrees, Jeane pursued a concurrent Bachelor's and Master's Degree in Management from California Coast University. The specific start and end years for this program are not provided.

Jeane also attended the University of San Francisco, where they studied Sociology. However, the field of study for their degree is not specified, and the start and end years are not provided.

Before pursuing higher education, Jeane attended Watsonville High School and obtained a High School degree. Again, the specific start and end years for their high school education are not mentioned.

In addition to their formal education, Jeane has obtained various certifications. These include the Certified Diversity Professional from the National Diversity Council, obtained in October 2019, the Certified Situational Leadership II Trainer from The Ken Blanchard Companies, obtained in September 2019, the Building Business Relationships certification from Clarity Advantage Corporation, obtained in August 2019, and the Virtual Facilitator Trainer Certification from NetSpeed Learning Solutions, obtained in May 2016.

Although Jeane has certifications titled "Talking Business with Small Business" and "Understanding Behavior Styles," the specific details regarding the institutions and obtained months and years are not provided.