Critical thinking isn't an acquired skill for Debbie Williams. It's a birthright. Debbie inherited her knack for problem-solving from her father, a former school superintendent who dedicated his life to educational leadership. After graduating from Penn State, she began her career as a Systems Engineer before enrolling in the Instructional Development program at the University of Maryland Baltimore County (UMBC). "The moment I attended my first instructional design class, I knew I'd found my niche and couldn't wait to learn more." After a hefty diet of graphic design, Flash programming, and e-learning project management courses, Debbie earned her Instructional Technology Certificate. Not surprisingly, a national investment banking institution took notice. more »

The distinguished investment company brought her on to integrate their virtual tours, audio and Flash animations into existing web-based training courses. After earning her Masters degree from UMBC, she took a position at PHH Arval, a leading outsource provider. While there, she established their e-learning program and was intimately involved in designing, developing and implementing several high-profile learning initiatives. Throughout her career, Debbie has been known for her passion for teaching and her intense focus on exceeding client expectations. Naturally, she feels right at home at ADG. « back