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Managing Alliances
By leveraging networks of strategic alliances, learning can create value without the need for heavy investment.
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Developing Your Personal Learning Strategy
As learning leaders, most of you are probably focused on how to instruct and engage employees in your enterprise to achieve organizational performance goals. But what about you? What approach do you take to develop your proficiency in your role?!@! I’ve been thinking about this lately while reading Crucibles of Leadership by Robert J. Thomas,…
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Five Key Actions for Implementing Strategy
There are several ways to address the issue of weak linkage between activities and the business’ strategy. Here are five best practices for executing strategy.
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American Express’ Jeanette Harrison: Learning as a Service
Jeanette K. Harrison, vice president of the American Express Learning Network, truly believes in the power of education.
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Raising the Stakes: The Strategic Role of the CLO
High-profile CLOs are prominent because they’re proactive.
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Strategic Alignment and the Balanced Score Card: Lessons from Aliant
The balanced score card is known for helping companies identify and implement the changes required to meet their business goals. Yet, for this tool to be effective, it must be linked to a well-defined corporate strategy. If a company’s business units aren’t aligned around the same core principles, it’s unlikely the score card will produce…
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Association Strategies Inc.
The Certified Financial Planner Board of Standards is relocating to Washington, D.C. and has retained Association Strategies Inc. to recruit for several positions in its education department. The CFP Board is an $18 million budget, 50 person organization
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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.












