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2023 CLO Symposium: Day 2 Recap

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The second day of the 2023 CLO Symposium — held in San Diego this year — began bright and early with a networking breakfast, followed by a keynote address by Dr. Ruth Gotian, chief learning officer for Weill Cornell Medicine. John, CLO’s editor-in-chief and chief content officer.

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Collaborative online learning breaks down silos

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Learning on your own is, frankly, dull,” notes a senior learning leader at a global payments technology company. You always go to the learning event for the knowledge and the capability building, but so much of that can be 10x’d because you had a conversation with a person who challenged your assumptions.

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Servant leadership and AI: Agility and empowerment for the CLO

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The advent of artificial intelligence is an extraordinary, fascinating and challenging time for the learning and development industry. Throughout all this, chief learning officers play an especially critical L&D role in developing the new organizational environment and culture to thrive in the new era of digital transformative AI.

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Networking with purpose

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At some point in the conversation it struck me that building a professional and personal network is both a skill and an investment that takes time and consistent effort. One’s network represents a regular investment in order to establish a spider web of contacts to rely on for help or advice.

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Want to boost the development of underrepresented talent? Strengthen CLO, CDO partnerships

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Not only is the role of the chief diversity officer growing and becoming more vital, but it’s evolving at a breakneck speed. But considering how limited the size of a “diversity office” usually is, in both resources and staff, the importance of partnerships with other departments cannot be overstated.

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8 steps white leaders can take to affect change post-diversity training

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A common statement I hear from white mid- and senior-level leaders during or after participation in racial equity or diversity and inclusion training is, “This is complex, it’s systemic; I just don’t know what I can do to change things.” Are those people diverse, in roles, levels and lived experience (e.g.,

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L&D’s Diversity Dilemma

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Masie, CEO of The Masie Center, an international think tank focused on learning and workplace productivity, and a columnist for this publication, said the coincidence was funny but also sad. Here we are in Taiwan, in Asia, where they were doing training and learning way before the U.S., According to the data, 5.6 Not So Much.