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Meet the CLO Advisory Board: Molly Nagler

CLO Magazine

This week, Molly Nagler answers our questions about her career, her role at PepsiCo and what advice she has for fellow learning leaders. She joined the CLO Advisory Board in December 2020. Chief Learning Officer: Where is your hometown? CLO: What was your first job in learning and development?

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Data privacy for learners: What is your policy?

CLO Magazine

Data privacy is an important policy element for any organization, and one that has been receiving more, but perhaps not enough, attention. Here is the issue: Some digital content providers ask users to create a personal profile and agree to a user agreement and privacy policy. So, back to your data privacy policy.

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

CLO Magazine

In years past, the CDO typically partnered with an organization’s chief learning officer when it came to company-wide training for scaling diversity, inclusion and implicit bias. In response, the learning team is now creating intentional upskilling efforts as a “fast follow” to the hiring process. Attract a more diverse workforce.

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The CLO Holiday Wish List

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These are the things that I’d like to see more CLOs perceive as gifts we get to play with more in the year to come. Mike’s CLO Holiday Wish List for 2019: Automation and AI everywhere. As we build smarter algorithms, even brand new content should show up in an individual’s learning path (based on historical activity and other factors).

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Gen Zers need your help keeping their jobs

CLO Magazine

As a chief learning officer, you have an opportunity to help change the narrative for your Gen Z workforce by focusing your training on resilience, which can increase engagement, wellbeing and retention. Hospitals, for instance, have a lot of policies to maintain high reliability in a high-risk environment.

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How intersectionality and immersive learning help companies address gender inequity in the workplace

CLO Magazine

For companies to make meaningful progress toward gender equity and to retain key talent, they need to go beyond “table stake” policies and take specific, targeted steps. And in turn, only then can businesses create thoughtful, targeted policies and practices to produce equitable outcomes.

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Does anyone even care? Fostering an ROI learning culture

CLO Magazine

Are you navigating the complex landscape of evaluating the true effectiveness of learning initiatives and operations while pondering the level of concern shared by your peers and stakeholders? ROI in learning is more than just about metrics like cost saving, revenue generation, evaluation feedback or increased productivity.

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