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WHO IS PATRICIA WITH REGIER EDUCATIONAL SERVICES?

Jan 4, 2022

Just who is Patricia Regier? I wanted to take a moment to share a bit about myself to give you some insight into who I am and what I do.

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ABOUT US

Hi there! I’m Patricia Regier, MEd — a Learning and Organizational Development professional, Learner Experience Designer, Facilitator, Speaker, and Author.

Through Regier Education Inc., I support organizations, trainers, facilitators, and educational institutions in creating meaningful, accessible, and engaging learning experiences for workplace and adult learning.

Accessibility and inclusion are part of our values and priorities. We are committed to continuous improvement, and our resources continue to become more accessible over time.

We value your input. Please get in touch with questions, concerns, or feedback for continuous improvement through our contact page.

Regier Education Inc. (formerly Regier Educational Services) provides course development, facilitation, speaking, workplace learning support, and instructional design grounded in practical experience and evidence-informed approaches.

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