The Business of Learning

Episode Nine: The Executive Perspective on L&D

The Business of Learning Episode, Episode 9. Tom Whelan, Ph.D., describes how executives see corporate training and shares strategies for L&D leaders to work with executives to develop and implement training strategy.

Episode Eight: Working and Training in the Age of Automation

The Business of Learning Episode, Episode 8. We speak to Larry Boyer, consultant, speaker and author of the new book “The Robot in the Next Cubicle: What You Need to Know to Adapt and Succeed in the Automation Age.”

Episode Seven, Sales Enablement: Where Training Meets Strategy

The Business of Learning Episode, Episode 7. We speak to four experts on sales enablement.

Episode Six: The Learner Experience

The Business of Learning Episode, Episode 6. We speak to Sam Herring and Dr. Tom Tonkin about the learner experience.

Episode Five: Creating an Engaged, Connected Organization

The Business of Learning Episode, Episode 5. We speak to Michael Lee Stallard and Jay Morris about employee wellness, satisfaction and engagement.

Episode Four: International Coaching Week

The Business of Learning, Episode 4: Just in time for International Coaching Week, we speak to a panel of experts about communication, feedback, technology and coaching.

Episode Three: Preconceptions of 70-20-10

The Business of Learning, Episode 3. New research explores the 70-20-10 model and finds the optimal blend may be different than the widely-circulated benchmark. Guest: Tom Whelan, Ph.D., director of research at Training Industry, Inc.

Episode Two, The Gender Gap in Leadership Training: How Learning and Development Can Help Break the Glass Ceiling

The Business of Learning, Episode 2: Insights on how to improve women's leadership development and close the gender gap. Guest: Joanna Barsh, chair of the Fortune Women's Leadership Council and director emerita at McKinsey.

Episode One: Training Manager Competency Model

The Business of Learning, Episode 1: Learn the competencies training managers need to lead a successful learning and development function. Guest: Amy DuVernet, Ph.D., director of certification programs at Training Industry, Inc.