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Meet the CLO Advisory Board: Christyl Murray

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Chief Learning Officer recently sat down with Christyl Murray, VP Academy lead and vice president of firmwide talent development for JPMorgan Chase & Co. Chief Learning Officer: Where is your hometown? CLO: What was your first official job in learning and development?

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Managing diverse teams: 7 steps to unlocking the power of diversity

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If your organization is making a commitment to diversity, equity and inclusion and your teams are becoming more diverse, you are well on your way to accomplishing two very important steps in the DEI journey. Now, for the next step: What does it take for managers to leverage the power of these diverse teams?

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Want to boost the development of underrepresented talent? Strengthen CLO, CDO partnerships

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Not only is the role of the chief diversity officer growing and becoming more vital, but it’s evolving at a breakneck speed. But considering how limited the size of a “diversity office” usually is, in both resources and staff, the importance of partnerships with other departments cannot be overstated.

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Mapping and measuring skills: How competency-based education can inform corporate learning

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Recent headlines have been dominated by tech companies laying-off highly compensated, white-collar professionals as they grapple with the effects of inflation. Meanwhile, many companies are worrying about a potential recession, as their executives brace for scrutiny of all budgets, including their learning and development budgets.

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Making DEIB training more effective

CLO Magazine

Organizations are increasingly recognizing the competitive advantage of diversity, equity, inclusion and belonging strategies in the battle to attract and retain the best staff. It means that today, more than ever, DEIB training has become a priority. Or, is progress being held back by out-of-date training methods and beliefs?

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L&D’s Diversity Dilemma

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Masie, CEO of The Masie Center, an international think tank focused on learning and workplace productivity, and a columnist for this publication, said the coincidence was funny but also sad. Here we are in Taiwan, in Asia, where they were doing training and learning way before the U.S., According to the data, 5.6 Not So Much.

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Driving DEIB outcomes through learning

CLO Magazine

With the words diversity, equity, inclusion and belonging being thrown around in boardrooms, how important is it really? According to Harvard Business Review , companies with high levels of diversity are 70 percent more likely to capture new markets. Unfortunately, many DEIB learning initiatives fall short.