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CCDA Spring Conference

Friday, April 11, 2025  |  8:30am - 4:00pm  |  Regis University

Join the Colorado Career Development Association for our Spring Conference, “Shaping Tomorrow: Navigating the Future of Work in Colorado and Beyond.” This dynamic event will feature insights from the leader of Colorado’s Office of the Future of Work, Katherine Keegan, who will share groundbreaking strategies to prepare for workforce transformations driven by economic shifts, technological advancements, and evolving workplace norms.

Discover actionable solutions on topics such as the impact of AI on careers, economic shifts shaping industries, and how upcoming changes may influence workforce policies and opportunities. Through engaging sessions and collaborative discussions, gain the tools to guide clients toward resilience and success in the changing economy. Don’t miss this opportunity to connect with forward-thinking professionals and chart a course for tomorrow’s workforce.

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More details and schedule coming soon.

Call for proposals

CCDA is calling for proposals for our Spring Training: Navigating the Future of Work in Colorado and Beyond

Call for Proposals has closed.


The events team will let you know if your topic was selected by March 14, 2024.

Award nominations

CCDA is seeking nominations for our two annual awards:

Diversity Initiative Award
Rich Feller Leadership Award

Nomination criteria and information can be found through each respective form, linked above.

Keynote Speaker

Katherine began her career working with immigrants and refugees in Boston. This work led her to pursue a master’s of science in social work at The University of Texas at Austin. Since then, Katherine has managed AmeriCorps, workforce readiness, and career coaching development programs in Texas, Indiana, and Colorado. In August 2019, she joined the Colorado Department of Labor & Employment as the Director of the Office of the Future of Work leading the state’s efforts to raise awareness about the future of work, build digital access, and through the State Apprenticeship Agency, expand access to registered apprenticeship programs.

In her presentation, the State of Colorado’s Office of the Future of Work will provide an overview of key future of work trends that are shaping Colorado’s workforce and economy and strategies to create future-ready workers, businesses, and communities.


Colorado Career Development Association


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