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Celebrating #WHM- Dr. Sambhavi Chandrashekar

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Jutta has been my mentor since 2005. I later taught for 5 years in her Master of Design program in Inclusive Design that she has been running at OCAD University since 2010. Prior to that, Sam worked with the Inclusive Design Research Centre in Toronto and taught at OCAD University in their Master of Design program in Inclusive Design.

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Petco Maps Out a New Leadership Strategy

CLO Magazine

SNAPSHOT : From 2005 to 2007, Petco, a national pet specialty retailer, saw its market position slip as competition grew from big box retailers and boutique stores. The new strategy called for more effective leadership, better associate engagement and greater customer engagement to drive profitability and growth.

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PulseLearning promotes Patrick Fealy to Chief Executive Officer (CEO)

PulseLearning

Fealy, who joined Pulse Learning in 2005, will succeed the company’s founder, Jim Breen, who moves into the role of Executive Chairman. Fealy worked on creating a risk management eLearning program for IHG that won a LearnX award for ‘Best New Technology Implementation’. “I

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Trish Holliday Teaches Tennessee a Lesson

CLO Magazine

During that time she created programs for local youth and families and helped build clean water systems and repair homes so the people of the community could live a better life. She began by revamping leadership development training for current and future leaders across state government. “We

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What Can We Gain From Using the Arts in Training

Training Industry

A 2005 Journal of Business Strategy article noted, “In recent years, there has been a remarkable growth in the use of arts programs by businesses to meet a wide range of their organizational learning and employee training needs. All of these skills require not only know-how but also creativity. They are also the backbone of the arts.

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A Dedication to the Craft

CLO Magazine

After graduating with an economics degree from the University of the Pacific, he was teaching math to middle school students when on a dare, he applied to the master’s program in education at Harvard University. That measured, methodical approach matched Gilead’s science-based culture. Louis, Miller grew up in Pasadena, California.

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The 6 Benefits of ePortfolios and How To Create Them

eFront

As demand for eLearning programs in corporations grows, so does the need to manage the achieved knowledge. Attwell (2005) has put together seven benefits of ePortfolios for eLearners: Recognizing learning. How can employers motivate their people to create this culture of creating, sharing and maintaining ePortfolios?