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Everyone is thinking about AI—here’s what you can do about it as a CLO

CLO Magazine

So, as a CLO, you need to teach AI in the same way you teach all your other new employees – and not just on the technical components of their role but also on the “soft skills” such as collaboration. CLOs must take ownership of teaching AI in order for it to be productive in their organizations. So, should AI report to a team leader?

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From higher ed to PepsiCo CLO

CLO Magazine

To achieve that goal, the company needed to shift its leadership culture to adopt a more long-term view of developing and reskilling the workforce, says Sergio Ezama, PepsiCo’s chief talent officer and CHRO of global functions and groups. That led PepsiCo to hire Molly Nagler as the company’s new chief learning officer. Berkeley beginnings.

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Leader development is the question. Is mobile the answer?

Allison Rossett

companies have increased leadership development spending 14 percent over 2011 levels to an estimated $13.6 Talent Edge 2020 , a longitudinal study of the matters weighing on executives’ minds called out leadership as their most pressing talent concern. Blog posting Uncategorized leader development leadership mobile Mobile Learning'

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Low potential: Leadership pipelines running dry

CLO Magazine

It’s clear that the model for leadership will have to change dramatically to fit the evolving needs of next-gen leaders. According to DDI’s Global Leadership Forecast 2021 , global bench strength has been diminishing over the past decade. Further, companies report only being able to fill about 47 percent of leadership roles on average.

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Investment in leadership development continues to be critically important

CLO Magazine

The truth is that the topic might not be new, but investment in leadership development continues to be critically important — and the need to spread the word persists. Organizational success is driven by strong leadership, and companies that invest in leadership training consistently appear on most-admired and best-of lists.

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

CLO Magazine

Organizations that want to build representation across their workforce must make significant investments in upskilling, mentorship and sponsorship programs to help employees make the jump to leadership roles and close the equity gap. In addition to developing managers, policies and opportunities have to be inclusive.

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Human-centered leadership: Five actions for the new paradigm

CLO Magazine

There has never been a more urgent call for human-centered leadership. Interrogate policies, informal ways of interacting, written communication and access to opportunities with a critical eye so you understand what an inclusive culture looks like. Manage through networks—not hierarchies.