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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. While the CLO acronym had been used previously for other roles, Kerr’s title was the first of its kind. We’ll explore this fascinating area below.

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The importance of learning pathways for skills-first hires

CLO Magazine

In order for skills-first hires to excel, there must be a culture of upskilling and developing talent over time. Create career maps to develop talent over time Let’s imagine, for example, one of your greatest hiring needs is a senior cybersecurity specialist. But hiring skilled talent is only the first step.

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Teach these four key concepts to develop well-rounded leaders

CLO Magazine

As a result, corporate L&D has produced huge cadres of specialists, but very few generalists. Personal development is critical to working with others, as well as to working independently, and will only become more important as a broader work-from-home culture takes hold. Interpersonal development. Business acumen.

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Managing Career Paths: The Role of CLO

CLO Magazine

What’s a CLO to Do? So what can a CLO do to influence the way in which career paths are defined, managed and applied by the business? CLOs should play a role in defining and updating these competencies. For many organizations, it will mean a significant change in culture that encourages internal mobility.

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CLO Podcast: Stephanie Speights of Children’s Health on Centralizing Learning

CLO Magazine

Since this episode was recorded, Stephanie took on the CLO role at Parkland Hospital and Health System, one of the largest health systems in Dallas. Plus, co-host Justin Lombardo talks about the three things to look for in a new CLO role and why he thinks centralization is the way to go for the modern learning function. Justin: Yes.

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Learning with purpose

CLO Magazine

That leadership support and the collaborative relationship between leaders and the learning organization is what makes the culture of learning so strong, she says. From serving as guest speakers to creating welcome videos for programs, our executives help drive a learning culture.”. Competency is part of the culture.

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Shining a light on workforce mental health and wellness

CLO Magazine

In order to better support the teaching hospital and its network of outpatient health care centers’ workforce, organizational leaders have adopted a number of staff support systems intended to holistically become a part of the organization’s culture. A more open, honest culture. It’s part of the defense mechanism,” she says. “If

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