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10 Steps to Help You Lead Organizational Change

CLO Magazine

Many of these steps will be familiar, others may be new, but they have been gleaned and curated with the CLO in mind from my research and doctorate of education studies at the University of Southern California. Coach and mentor your team to empower them and help them grow as leaders. Establish separate rewards policies and procedures.

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Lessons for learning leaders from COVID-19

CLO Magazine

PSJH CLO Darci Hall said that while COVID-19 hasn’t affected their thinking and strategy around learning, it has fostered innovation and speed to implementation. This calls for a complete recontextualization of learning,” says Thor Flosason, senior director of global learning & development at The Kellogg Co.

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The Weather Man

CLO Magazine

where he became the “Disaster Duke” for the nation, setting policy and working with Federal Emergency Management Agency on disaster preparedness. “It In 2010, he was promoted to director of the NWS training center in Kansas and happily returned to his Midwestern roots. And he was good at it. It was my dream job,” he said.

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The Strategy Award

CLO Magazine

Hall developed a multi-year strategy to reform and improve policies, training and transparency. The program provided webcast presentations, learner self-assessment, interactive webinars, personalized learning plans, e-learning, on-the-job learning, meetings-in-a-box and mentoring. Meriya Dyble.

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Fill Your Own Tech Talent Pool

CLO Magazine

“Companies say they have trouble finding talent, but they have been slow to provide training to help candidates get the skills they need to do these jobs,” said Angela Hanks, director of the workforce development policy center for the Center for American Progress. ThoughtWorks University helped me bridge the gap,” she said.

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Let’s get real about unconscious bias

CLO Magazine

Challenge what kind of opportunities exist for females to rise to the director level. For our recruiting processes: nameless résumés, recruit in more diverse colleges, more mentoring, teach unconscious bias awareness to my team, increase diversity of recruitment team. Rotate persons into leadership roles. Change Starts Now.

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Self-Awareness: The Ladder to Leadership Success

CLO Magazine

National dialogue and federal policy shifts have caused change to continuously ripple throughout the health care industry. Although a variety of training opportunities exist for training current medical faculty and program directors, there has not been the same level of focus and attention. For the past two U.S.