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The science of executive leadership: Training that drives organizational results

CLO Magazine

Some may wonder why executives need further leadership development. After all, they’ve succeeded at multiple leadership roles as they moved up the ranks. Avoid offering an executive cohort of your regular leadership program. As a solution, stay on top of annual CEO survey reports.

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Research: The state of L&D in 2022

TalentLMS

Data from the new TalentLMS and SHRM research indicates that companies will invest more in L&D this year. Two separate surveys examined: L&D budget, how company size affects it, and what the roadblocks to its growth are. Mind the skills gap: It’s real and it’s here. Overcoming the shortage of in-demand skills.

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How Online Leadership is Changing in Higher Education

TechSmith Camtasia

The following session was presented at Educause 2019 by Eric Fredericksen, Associate Vice President, University of Rochester; Richard Garrett, Chief Research Officer, Eduventures, National Research Center for College & University Admissions; and Ron Legon, Executive Director Emeritus, Quality Matters. COO on the rise.

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Inclusive Leadership Practices to Cultivate Belonging at Work 

TIER1 Performance

According to research by Catalyst, only 31% of employees report “often” or “always” experiencing inclusive team norms at work—and marginalized groups experience even less. Yet, a survey by Survey Monkey found that 78% of employees say it’s important to work for an organization that prioritizes DE&I.

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How is HR Leading the Future of Work Transformation

Infopro Learning

In a recent survey, it was found that 40% of organizations have created new positions such as data analysts to their workforce. This has led to an increase in jobs that require people-oriented skills such as leadership development and customer service. Automation has hugely changed the jobs that are needed to run a business.

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Coursera research in the WEF Future of Jobs Report 2023: learners without degrees can learn critical skills just as fast as degree holders

Coursera

Coursera is honored to partner with the WEF to conduct research for the report and demonstrate how skills-based approaches to workforce development can help displaced workers transition into jobs of the future.

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Mind over matter: leadership mindsets and actions to drive results

CLO Magazine

Leadership happens in the nuanced shifts that occur first in the leader’s mind. As a follow-up to research conducted by GP Strategies in 2018, additional analysis was conducted and presented in the report, “From Mindset to Skillset: The Thoughts and Actions of Successful Leaders.” The Big Four. Paving a Way for Innovation.