Training and Consulting Consortium, LLC
Tatiana Ufimtceva is an accomplished corporate trainer and entrepreneur with extensive experience in professional development, leadership, and financial training for prominent global companies such as Goldman Sachs, JP Morgan, and HSBC. Currently serving as a Corporate Trainer at Training and Consulting Consortium, LLC since June 2018, Tatiana has previously founded and led keySkillset, an innovative eLearning platform that raised funding in Silicon Valley and was sold in 2022. With experience in delivering over 120 training sessions worldwide while at Training The Street, Tatiana has also held key roles in business development and sales strategy at Saunders & Associates, Home Credit and Finance Bank, and Raiffeisen Bank International AG. Tatiana holds an MBA from Hult International Business School and further education from Harvard Graduate School of Education.
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Training and Consulting Consortium, LLC
TCC develops learning and content solutions for the financial services industry to meet the desired knowledge outcomes of our clients. TCC invests its resources in client solutions, expert content and digital experiences. TCC enables consumers of training and consulting services to access the highest quality SME's (subject matter experts) in the most cost effective way through our XP3RT® network. XP3RT®Network is a platform for independent trainers, consultants, training and consulting organizations and consumers of training and consulting services in financial services. XP3RT®'s exhibit the following traits which the “3” in the designation represents: 1.) eXperienced trainer 2.) eXpertise in their area of training 3.) eXcellence in their attention to detail and their client fulfillment All XP3RT’s have a minimum of 10 years of experience. XP3RT® is a professional designation bestowed on proven industry experts by the Training and Consulting Consortium, LLC “TCC”. XP3RT® is a trademark of the TCC and may not be used without the written permission of the TCC.