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From traditionalist to strategic partner: How the role of the CLO has evolved 

CLO Magazine

Traditionally, the role of a CLO was primarily focused on learning and development, with a primary goal of ensuring employees received the necessary skills and knowledge to perform their jobs effectively. Another important shift in the role of the CLO is the increased use of technology in L&D.

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Reevaluating women’s leadership development

CLO Magazine

“Break the glass ceiling” is a metaphor used to describe the invisible barrier women face when ascending into leadership positions. Women leaders are switching jobs at the highest rates we’ve ever seen — and at higher rates than men in leadership. Women are already significantly underrepresented in leadership.

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Leveraging existing podcasts in a leadership development ecosystem

CLO Magazine

In the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania’s Department of Revenue, our weekly leadership podcast meeting is one component of a holistic leadership development ecosystem currently in development. This leadership podcast directly connects to the agency’s vision, “to be an innovative, customer-focused and employee-centered agency.”

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Using the power of peer coaching to enhance leadership and organizational empathy

CLO Magazine

When these intellectual and psychological challenges are unsupported by leaders, 41 percent of Gallup poll respondents identified wanting to change organizational culture which included “better managers.” Empathy can also be learned and coupled with leadership development. Empathy is defined as a key element of emotional intelligence.

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The science of executive leadership: Training that drives organizational results

CLO Magazine

Executives directly impact your organization’s culture and success. 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.

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Want a more inclusive culture? Consider the power of peer leadership

CLO Magazine

Recently, I’ve seen firsthand how valuable peer leadership is to underrepresented employee groups, many of whom may feel isolated and uncertain right now. In addition to surfacing many issues at the individual employee level, the program has helped advance professional development and cultural awareness for the entire organization.

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SweetRush Wins Two CLO Learning in Practice Gold Awards

SweetRush

Creating award-winning, break-the-mold learning programs really speaks to how deeply our clients care for their learners and their dedication to the art of learning and development,” said Danielle Hart, SweetRush’s Chief Brand Officer. The post SweetRush Wins Two CLO Learning in Practice Gold Awards appeared first on SweetRush.

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