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Brenda Sugrue Is the 2018 CLO of the Year

CLO Magazine

Brenda Sugrue, EY’s global chief learning officer. An elementary school teacher, a university professor, a company owner, an industry researcher and now an award-winning corporate learning leader, Brenda Sugrue has spent her career in learning. Sugrue said design determines the quality of the learning.

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Employee-generated Learning is now mainstream

Challenge to Learn

The main takeaway for me looking back on 2018 is that our approach of Employee-generated Learning (EGL) is becoming more and more mainstream. Knowledge sharing, social learning, and peer-to-peer learning have become household names driving new knowledge acquisition in the workplace. Let me explain why this is the case.

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The future looks bright for learning budgets

CLO Magazine

During the past several years, learning leaders have maintained an overall optimistic outlook about the growth and funding of their organization’s learning function. That optimism continues to grow, according to data from the Chief Learning Officer Business Intelligence Board’s “2019 Learning State of the Industry” report.

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A Budget Bonanza

CLO Magazine

Mike Prokopeak is vice president and editor in chief at Chief Learning Officer magazine. And if learning investment plans are any indicator, learning executives are feeling pretty good about the future. Investment plans for 2019 show learning executives are confident entering budget planning season.

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Sunny Forecast for Learning in 2018

CLO Magazine

As chief learning officers look to the year ahead, by and large it’s the bright side that they see. A closer look at the responses reveals that CLOs are an optimistic bunch, expecting continued improvements and positive movement in a number of core talent areas (Figure 2). This survey was conducted from June to July 2017.

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Good Vibrations

CLO Magazine

CLOs are feeling good about 2018. According to a survey of Chief Learning Officer Business Intelligence Board, a majority (59 percent) of CLOs say their outlook for 2018 is more optimistic than 2017, with 29 percent saying their outlook is the same and 11 percent less optimistic. Spending Up, Staffing Flat.

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Disruption, Meet Strategy

CLO Magazine

As we begin 2019, the learning landscape continues to be dynamic. Combine all this disruption with talent gaps, a generationally diverse workforce and more, and it’s no wonder the ground learning leaders stand on feels increasingly unsteady. As we look ahead, many learning leaders are instead prioritizing strategic alignment.