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Meet the CLO Advisory Board: Judy Whitcomb

CLO Magazine

CLO: How did you become interested in learning and development? I also discovered I very easily was able to create training materials, job aides and tools. I also discovered I very easily was able to create training materials, job aides and tools. Bringing life to a story in words and pictures was always easy for me.

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#Learning2019 Day 3. Burger universities, Elliot, Nigel, Bob and Donald

Challenge to Learn

This morning started with an extra "Dutch" session by Rob Lauder, the CLO of Mc Donalds. Mc Donald knows that for crew employees they will be their first job and they will move on pretty soon. Their training program is focus on this, making sure their employees are ready for their next job. They employ 1.9 Pretty cool.

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Designing a holistic L&D experience: Nurturing growth across your organization

CLO Magazine

It allows you to connect the dots and see the bigger picture. The World Economic Forum’s Future of Jobs Report highlights that by 2025, 50 percent of all employees will need reskilling, as the skills demanded by jobs change significantly. This fosters a culture of learning and motivates others to participate.

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Chief Learning Officer: The Owner of Training Management

Training Orchestra

The title of Chief Learning Officer (CLO) may not be as widely known as other C-suite members, but its importance is perhaps more significant now than ever before. When offered the job of Chief Education Officer at General Electric, Steve Kerr joked that he would also be the company’s CEO, alongside Chief Executive Officer Jack Welch.

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Nurturing collaboration: A CLO’s guide to silos and tunnel vision

CLO Magazine

To foster cross-departmental collaboration and teamwork, you — the leader — must help build and nurture a safe, transparent culture in which information flows freely. It happens all the time: When employees get so caught up in their job or their department’s goals they can lose sight of the bigger mission.

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BOB MOSHER – CRYSTAL BALLING WITH LEARNNOVATORS

Learnnovators

Additionally, he has acted as an influential voice in the Learning and Development industry by speaking at conferences and by being an active participant and author within industry associations such as ISPI , ATD , the Masie Consortium , The Learning Guild , and CLO Symposium/Magazine. Second is building a learning culture.

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It’s time to discuss the problem with ‘owning your own development’

CLO Magazine

.” That quote plays in my head every time I hear a learning leader proudly proclaim something like, “We’ve built a learning culture, where employees own their own development.” It’s those same companies that believe they’ve built a culture of learning that are also seeing challenging turnover rates.