In the face of fluctuating regulations, disruptive competitors and emergent client requirements, learning professionals and people leaders can employ five strategies to build resilience.
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Edtech firm MindEdge Learning today announced a partnership with Mansueto Ventures, the media company that publishes leading business titles Fast Company and Inc. Magazine, to provide readers trusted, high-quality and accessible online learning tools.
A definition for strategy that is frequently overlooked but that deserves attention is “an adaptation or complex of adaptations … that serves or appears to serve an important function in achieving evolutionary success.”
True, the global platform of innovative talent management products and services, is pleased to announce the formation of its Board of Directors. The Board will help guide True's next generation of industry-changing solutions across the talent lifecycle.
Spencer Stuart, a leading global executive search and leadership advisory firm, today announced that it has acquired Cambria Consulting, which specializes in individual and team development.
Leadership development is an investment. At minimum, it’s an investment to minimize risk. At maximum, it’s an investment in creating an organization of people who have a higher level of well-being and who enjoy working there.
A recent brainstorming session about how to develop an organization’s leaders captured the full range of world-class leadership development options. Understanding the pros and cons of each option will enable your organization to select the right path.
Followership is an impressive, dynamic and influential self-driven ability that can identify gaps and strengthen bridges with others. Relying on collaboration, this method of engagement presents opportunities for clear strategic alignment.
The most popular webinars of 2019 shared insights for learning leaders to improve training and performance at their organizations. Each webinar is available to watch on demand.
It’s common for organizations to promote people up the hierarchy until they reach a level of incompetence — a concept known as the Peter Principle. Even when a position requires a different set of skills, it’s past performance that leads to the...