We’re proud to share that our colleague Ted Power, GM, Field Enablement, has been named LTEN’s November 2026 Volunteer of the Month.
The recognition, featured in the November issue of LTEN Focus On Training, celebrates more than 25 years of Ted’s service to the Life Sciences Trainers & Educators Network (LTEN), a community dedicated to learning and training professionals across life sciences.
A familiar face at LTEN since 1998
Ted joined LTEN in 1998, and he has been a fixture of the community ever since. At any given LTEN event, you might find him guiding attendees around the Annual Conference, presenting at the Awards Gala, or facilitating the PIP Conference Breakfast.
Beyond the events, Ted gives his time and expertise in several leadership roles:
- LTEN Board of Directors
- Learning Executive Forum (LEF) Subcommittee
- PIP Advisory Council
- Partner Directory Subcommittee
Paying it forward
For Ted, volunteering is about giving back to a community that has given him so much.
“I’ve never encountered another professional community so willing to share ideas, make connections and support one another. Volunteering my time is my way of paying that forward.”
That spirit of generosity and connection is something we see in Ted’s work at Medispend every day, too.
Ted’s advice: explore LTEN year-round
Ted’s biggest tip for new members is to take advantage of everything LTEN offers, well beyond the Annual Conference. While he calls the conference amazing, he points out that LTEN offers valuable resources, programs, and ways to connect all year long.
His suggestions for getting started:
- Join an LTEN webinar
- Find an idea in LTEN Focus On Training to bring back to your team
- Use the LTEN Network to connect with peers facing similar challenges
Congratulations, Ted
Please join us in congratulating Ted on this well-deserved recognition. Thank you, Ted, for sharing what you’ve learned and helping so many others make connections of their own.
Read Ted’s full feature in the November 2026 issue of LTEN Focus On Training: Volunteer of the Month
Ted Power
GM Field Enablement (iCoach and Beacon)