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Learning Leadership Lessons of the Past
- 5/27/11
CLOs can draw lessons from historical leaders to better themselves and their employees.
2011 LearningElite
5/26/11
Read about how the LearningElite was developed and find out what sets our top-ranked participants apart from the rest of the pack.
The Client Knows Best
- 5/26/11
IBM, ranked No. 4 in Chief Learning Officer magazine’s LearningElite, harnesses the power of its workforce by developing future leaders.
Winning the War With 21st-Century Learning
- 5/25/11
The ability to deploy state-of-the-art technologies and learning strategies is just one arrow in DAU’s quiver, making it the No. 3 ranked company in Chief Learning Officer magazine’s LearningElite.
Closing the Skills Gap
- 5/25/11
To boost educational achievement, CLOs can do more than tutor in local schools and set up internship programs for college students. They can play a direct role in shaping tomorrow’s workforce today.
Making a Bold Statement
- 5/24/11
When it comes to investing in the workforce, Deloitte puts its money where its mouth is by committing to a $300 million learning facility — making it the No. 2 ranked company in Chief Learning Officer magazine’s LearningElite.
A Network of Learning Solutions
- 5/23/11
AT&T consistently encourages employees to improve themselves through job-based training, tuition aid and learning and re-skilling programs — just a few of the reasons it is the No. 1 ranked company in Chief Learning Officer magazine’s LearningElite.
Best Practices to Make Learning More Effective
- 5/20/11
Learning often occurs beyond the corporate classroom and even beyond the corporate walls. Leaders, then, need to make sure skills being taught are transferred to the company effectively.
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