Interest Groups are learning and networking events that supplement the monthly Puget Sound Member Events. Interest Groups meet and serve the needs and interests of chapter members to focus on learning techniques and information relevant to the various functions of learning development. The primary goal is learning and the secondary goal of these groups is focused on networking to allow those in the learning profession the opportunity to exchange ideas, experiences, and resources.

Interest Groups are either Special Interest Groups (SIGs) or Geographic Interest Groups (GIGs). GIGs provide opportunities for our members to interact based on interests and locale. Groups meet on their own time schedule at a location convenient to members in that geographic area. GIGs cover a geographic area as opposed to having a specific focus like a SIG. SIGs have a specific L&D focus or interest.