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The New Knowledge Worker: Enabling the Next Generation
If you search the term “knowledge worker” on the Internet, you will receive more than 900,000 references. This term elevates the common, everyday worker to an individual who has a greater responsibility in owning, processing and even maintaining the vast array of knowledge and information they face every day. In an ongoing longitudinal study at…
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Seven Best Practices CLOs Must Master
As the CLO’s role has evolved, the expectations of learning leaders have grown, as well. Despite this growth, CLOs need to keep a close watch on their basic competencies. To achieve and maintain success, CLOs must master seven best practices.
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Alan A. Malinchak: Launching ManTech International’s Corporate University
As a former special agent, administrator and educator for the FBI, Alan A. Malinchak understands what it takes to meet objectives under adverse conditions. As ManTech International’s first chief learning officer, he managed to launch a corporate universi
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Managing Director, Professional Development
BAI, the financial services industry’s leading professional organization, is seeking a Managing Director, Professional Development to lead our St. Louis based Professional Development Group. If you are a thought leader with significant experience in trai
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Colorado Law Enforcement Benefits from Confidence-Based Learning
Two and a half years ago, leaders at the Arapahoe Community College Law Enforcement Academy (ACCLEA) near Denver decided to take law enforcement officer training to the next level.
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Learning Can Further GRC Strategy
In the financial services (and, increasingly, the corporate) world, compliance is a way of life. Governance, risk management and compliance (GRC) are the name of the game if companies are to abide by the law and avoid penalties and fines or both.
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NTL Institute for Applied Behavioral Science
NTL Institute for Applied Behavioral Science (NTL), founded in 1947, seeks a new President and CEO.
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Education Marketing as a Business Tool
Most learning leaders know that internally marketing an enterprise’s learning and development offerings can create increased engagement among employees. Marketing these offerings externally, however, can affect the bottom line through increased brand valu












