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From higher ed to PepsiCo CLO

CLO Magazine

Laguarta planned to continue that transformation by driving rapid growth through a “winning with purpose” attitude. So when she was offered a position as director of academic planning at Berkeley’s Haas School of Business, it felt like a perfect fit. “It You’re helping clients solve problems via education.”.

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The Best of Times, The Worst of Times: opportunities and challenges for the L&D profession

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The findings make salutary reading for any CLO, learning leader or L&D professional. Equally important for HR directors, CLOs and individual learning professionals is the need to embrace the changing landscape and develop their own and their teams’ capability to be in a position to better deliver real value in this new world of work.

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Status Quo? Not This CLO

CLO Magazine

He didn’t find his true calling until he returned from Mexico and was promoted to director of student activities at the school he was teaching at during the time. In 2012, he was hired as an organizational design consultant and was quickly promoted to manager and director. By 2015 he was the new vice president and CLO. “We

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Who leads your DEI function, and how do you support them from an organizational perspective?

CLO Magazine

Similar to learning leaders, those who lead DEI go by a number of different titles — director or program manager, vice president or head of DEI are all common, as well as chief diversity officer. Murray suggests having a strategic and targeted approach to DEI — standing it up like you would any other business problem. “If

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A system-approach to training that sticks

CLO Magazine

The exception is when there is continued focus on transferring new skills and knowledge to improved skills, behavior and attitudes, or — and this is a big reason — people want it. One strategy that transforms inertia into improved skills and attitudes in a sustainable way is developmental coaching and preferably developmental peer coaching.

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How Coaching Can Help the Majority Culture Understand Difference

CLO Magazine

As Meyer put it: “The ways in which you persuade others and the kinds of arguments you find convincing are deeply rooted in your culture’s philosophical, religious and educational assumptions and attitudes.” We were asked to coach a financial services director, a Philippines native, to address “speech clarity related to accent.”

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A Look at Learning’s Future

CLO Magazine

Every other month, IDC surveys Chief Learning Officer magazine’s Business Intelligence Board (BIB) on a variety of topics to gauge the issues, opportunities and attitudes that are important to senior learning executives. “We are using [competencies] not only for learning, but also for hiring,” said another CLO.

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