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MediaTec Publishing Names Sarah Kimmel to Head Research and Benchmarking Initiatives
Chicago, Aug. 13, 2012 — Sarah Kimmel has been named director of research and advisory services for MediaTec Publishing Inc., an integrated media company serving the human capital management and workforce development industries. Kimmel heads the researc
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Business, Leadership and Human Capital Development Experts Keynote Chief Learning Officer Symposium
Chicago, Aug. 13, 2012 — Chief Learning Officer magazine has announced an outstanding lineup of keynote speakers for its Fall 2012 CLO Symposium, slated for Sept. 19-21 at The Broadmoor in Colorado Springs, Colo. The roster includes experts from the fie
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Use Group Mentoring to Boost Learning
One-on-one mentoring for leadership development isn’t the only option. Don’t shy away from this lesser used tool.
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Health System Offers New Leadership Development Program
Lancaster General Health, a three-hospital nonprofit health care system, is providing 400 leaders across the system with access to Harvard ManageMentor, an online learning product that aims to address a range of business issues.
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Is Your Workforce Ill-Prepared?
Employers continue to lack vital skills necessary to compete. When it comes to learning and development, it should be a priority to ask how the curriculum addresses critical thinking, innovation and problem solving issues.
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ProQuest Program to Boost Professional Development for Librarians
The information firm is combining the best of its popular development programs for library schools to create a wide-ranging source that connects students and faculty with free resources designed to advance education and careers.
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L&D and HR Leaders to Convene at Interactive Learning Forum in India
The event will feature CLOs, VPs and EVPs in training, human resources and business functions, all of whom will share industry best practices and the latest developments in online education and the training industry.
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Settle for Survival, or Go for Growth?
Building the capability to win in today’s volatile marketplace requires change. Change requires experimentation and environmental evaluation and learning to support it.