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The New CLO
The challenges are mounting for CLOs. The upcoming retirement of the baby boomer generation will bring significant knowledge gaps, and the incoming generation of employees has a very different learning […]
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CLO Competencies: The Path for Future Learning Leaders
Many of today’s CLOs are between the ages of 45 and 55. As this generation retires and the next one moves in, what work experiences and competencies will these new learning executives need? What is the definition of the future CLO?
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General Motors’ Donnee Ramelli Drives Innovation to Boost Business
To address the unrelenting economic and competitive pressures General Motors has recently faced, the automaker charged Donnee Ramelli, president of General Motors University, with ensuring GM’s 80,000 employees focus on innovation, technology and mission-
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Leaders, CLOs Need Financial Acumen
There is any number of critically important things leaders should learn in order to be successful in the corporate enterprise. These vary by industry and position, though universal characteristics such […]
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CLOs with Top-Tier Negotiation Skills Have Greater Business Impact
It’s only recently that CLO’s have been given a seat at the senior-level executive table. Learning to negotiate is key to keeping them there.
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Balancing Training and Productivity
Today’s business climate calls for fresh thinking — new ways to approach these very challenges. The learning field is currently researching workflow learning, which is defined as work and learning becoming one. There are numerous situations where workflow
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Hunter Warfield: Implementing a Human Capital Model
Hunter Warfield Inc., a provider of collection and asset investigations, recently put a strategic human capital model into practice to support the organization’s expansion, as well as improve the productivity […]
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Satyam Computer Services Ltd.: Growing Global Leaders
Executive coaching is still a fairly new phenomenon in Asia, where Satyam Computer Services Ltd. is headquartered. Senior Vice President Ed Cohen said mentoring has been a more prevalent technique […]











