5-day intensive, in-person certification course in Austin, Texas. Build, lead, assess, and improve real KM programs.
Dates
August 17–21, 2026
Location
AT&T Hotel & Conference Center
1900 University Avenue, Austin, TX 78705
Early Bird
$4,950 (first 10 seats)
Max Participants
Limited to 25
Includes
5-day course and 2 post-training coaching sessions
About This Course
Join Knoco International for a five-day, in-person Knowledge Management Certified Professional course designed for professionals who need to build, lead, assess, or improve KM programs in real organizations. This interactive cohort focuses on KM strategy, ISO 30401 alignment, Lessons Learned, Communities of Practice, knowledge audits, knowledge transfer, and practical implementation.
5
Days of Training
25
Max Participants
2
Coaching Sessions
ISO
30401 Aligned
No prerequisites required. Whether you're new to KM or a seasoned practitioner, this course meets you where you are and takes you further.
Learn From the Best
Knoco International
Cory Cannon is the President and Chief Executive Officer of Knoco International, where he leads the next chapter of the Knoco legacy in Knowledge Management consulting, training, and strategic advisory services. With more than 26 years of experience across the United States military, federal government, academia, and private sector consulting, Cory brings a rare combination of strategic vision and hands-on KM implementation expertise.
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Guest Speaker
U.S. Army
Henry Opolot is a strategic change and transformation professional with extensive experience in Knowledge Management across military and government settings. A former KM Officer at the 1st Theater Sustainment Command, Henry specializes in building KM programs that drive organizational performance, resilience, and continuous learning in complex operational environments.
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Guest Speaker
Texas Department of Transportation
Benjamin Anyacho is a Strategic Management Analyst and Knowledge Management Lead at the Texas Department of Transportation in Austin, TX. A published author of multiple books on Knowledge Management available on Amazon, Benjamin brings a practitioner-researcher perspective to KM strategy, governance, and implementation in large public-sector organizations.
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This isn't theory in a vacuum. Every module includes real-world examples and frameworks you can apply immediately in your organization.
Develop and align KM strategies with international standards. Build a business case that resonates with leadership.
Design and implement systems that capture, analyze, and apply lessons across your organization in real time.
Launch and sustain communities that foster knowledge sharing, collaborative problem-solving, and innovation.
Identify critical knowledge areas, at-risk expertise, and build structured transfer processes.
Move from theory to action with hands-on exercises, case studies, and real-world scenario work.
Understand how AI intersects with KM and prepare your organization for the next generation of knowledge tools.
Aligned to ISO 30401
Curriculum built on the international KM systems standard.
Built for Real Challenges
Designed for professionals solving organizational KM problems.
Small Cohort Interaction
Limited to 25 participants for deep, personalized learning.
Global Network Access
Connect to the Knoco Global Partner Ecosystem spanning 40+ countries.
Post-Training Coaching
2 coaching sessions included to support your implementation journey.
Fractional CKMO Pathway
Graduates are eligible for the Knoco xCKMO talent pool.
Plan Your Trip
Everything you need to know to plan your Austin trip.
1900 University Avenue, Austin, TX 78705
Located in the heart of Austin on the University of Texas campus, the AT&T Hotel & Conference Center offers world-class meeting facilities, fine dining, and 297 guest rooms with views of the Texas State Capitol. It is the ideal setting for the KMCP intensive.
Your Investment
Two pricing tiers to reward early commitment.
Early Bird — First 10 Seats
Save $550
Regular — Seats 11–25
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