Event Summary
Discover more ways you can share, grow, and advance through your SGA membership.
Tap into industry learning, expertise, resources, and relationships across the natural gas community to support your work and professional growth.
Whether you’re new to SGA or have been involved for years, you may be surprised by how much is available to you.
What You’ll Discover in 30 Minutes
- Find Learning and Member Resources: See what’s available, what’s new, and how to access it.
- Make Industry Connections: Explore opportunities to connect through committees, events, and SGA networks.
- Know Where to Turn: Find the right SGA contacts when you have questions or need support.
- Uncover What’s New: Get a quick look at new and upcoming opportunities across SGA.
Then, Bring Your Questions
After the 30-minute walkthrough and demonstrations, we’ll open the conversation for 30 minutes of Q&A.
Open to all current SGA members. Invite your colleagues to join you.
Meet the Presenter
Nancy Giere
Chief Learning Officer, SGA Natural Gas Association
Nancy Giere is a powerhouse learning strategist and keynote speaker, with over two decades of experience creating training programs that actually move the needle. She currently serves as the Chief Learning Officer for SGA Natural Gas Association, where she leads the Learning and Development team.
Nancy’s expertise runs deep across the energy sector. She has led teams to develop high-impact learning programs for Exxon Mobil, Pacific Gas & Electric (PG&E), and Wisconsin Focus on Energy. Across every project, she’s known for delivering people-centered, process-savvy solutions that drive real-world results.
Her secret sauce? A blend of strategic insight, lighthearted humor, and the belief that learning should never be boring. She’s a longtime member of the National Speakers Association (NSA) and Association for Talent Development (ATD), and the author of Bundle Your Brilliance: Turn Your Expertise into Profitable Online Courses.
When she’s not fixing onboarding, revamping retention strategies, or reimagining technical training, you’ll find her out on the water, working on a new needlework project, or negotiating snack policy with her not so miniature dachshund, Miss Moneypenne—who’s pretty sure she’s in charge.
