Learning Culture
The alignment of an organization’s systems, structures, and people that represents its views and commitments to continuous learning, performance improvement, and growth.
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Dealing With Skill Gaps: An Interview with Graham Glass
Skills gaps present serious threats to businesses today. The problem is not insurmountable, and here is advice from a business leader about solving it.
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Overcome Invisible Barriers & Implement Equitable Learning
When planning for equitable learning programs, how can you create equity when potential deficits are camouflaged? Invisible characteristics such as learning disabilities, neurodiversity, identity, language barriers, and introversion/extroversion can be boosters or barriers—depending on the learning environment. As learning leaders, you need the tools to set your organization and people up to be successful. In this session, you will:
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Successfully Shepherd Your L&D Team Through Rapid Change
When learning leaders must adapt to organizational change they cannot do it alone; they need tactics to carry their team along with them. In this this interactive session you will learn:
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Finding the Right Solutions to Complex Problems
Leaders often have a tendency to “jump to a solution” before an issue is fully understood. When this happens, a solution may be implemented that has little real impact. This collaborative session will use a case study to explore ways to prevent solution-jumping by linking solutions to root causes. Participants will work in small groups to devise a solution. They will then share their ideas and approaches. Finally, Chris will present and discuss the actual solution that Performance Change Strategies deployed. You’ll leave this interactive, collaborative session with:
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Are You a T-Shaped L&D Professional? You Should Be!
What skills does a learning professional need to have in today’s market? While this seems to be constantly changing, in most industries the best model has been “T-shaped.” A T-shaped professional has a breadth of skills and is familiar with many aspects of their career field but, in one or two skill areas, they have deep knowledge. This engaging session we will explore:
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Expand Your Horizons: Why & How to Shift to an OD Focus
Whether you’re bored or just want a new challenge, consider transitioning from an L&D professional focused on training to a broader organizational development (OD) specialization. This fast-paced interactive session will explore:
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Learning Bootcamps: A Model for Creating Quick, Focused Learning Experiences
As leaders, we are all aware that time is the most expensive commodity. Time to create, time to plan, time to learn, time to develop staff—there is no end to the things that require our time. With this in mind, learning leaders need to find ways to create learning experiences that are quick and have a successful impact on the organization’s strategy. In this session, we will look at a model for creating Learning Bootcamps that applies evidence-based methods of learning and uses interactive learning and experiential outcomes to lead to quick and focused change. By the end of this…
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All the Things: State of the Metaverse for L&D, 2023
See Jane Bozarth dive into the metaverse and what L&D practitioners and educators are saying you need to know now as well as what the future might bring.
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Flexibility Is Key to Managing L&D in Start-Up Organizations
L&D is often overlooked in startups. Learn how launching a learning culture early pays off, and valuable tips for thriving as a learning leader in a start-up!





