LONDON – March 10, 2025 – Learning and Performance Institute (LPI) has announced a strategic partnership with Kepler + Co to further enhance the LPI Capability Map, a globally recognised framework that defines the key skills required for learning and development (L&D) professionals. This collaboration brings together the LPI’s expertise in professional development with Kepler + Co’s cutting-edge technology to support the evolving needs of the L&D industry.
The LPI Capability Map is a dynamic resource used by organisations worldwide to assess and develop the skills of their learning teams. Through this partnership, the LPI and Kepler + Co will work together to refine the map, leveraging advanced data analytics and technology to ensure it remains at the forefront of industry needs.
Edmund Monk, CEO of the LPI, commented:
“The Capability Map has long been a trusted resource for L&D professionals, and this partnership with Kepler + Co ensures that it continues to evolve alongside the industry. By combining our deep expertise in workplace learning with Kepler + Co’s technological innovation, we are making it easier for organisations to assess, benchmark, and develop their learning teams with precision and confidence.”
Kepler + Co, known for its data-driven approach to skills development, will integrate its insights and technology into the ongoing development of the Capability Map.
Kelsey Gauld, Head of Partnerships & Customer Success at Kepler + Co, added:
“Partnering with the LPI on the Capability Map is an exciting opportunity to make a real impact on the L&D profession. Our mission is to provide data-driven solutions that help organisations navigate the complexities of skills development. This collaboration ensures that learning teams have the tools they need to stay ahead in a rapidly changing landscape.”
The LPI Capability Map is made available in partnership with technology providers Kepler + Co and Rise Up, reinforcing a commitment to providing world-class resources for learning professionals.
Further updates on this collaboration, including enhancements to the Capability Map and new initiatives, will be announced in the coming months.
