Leading Learning
The Community for Learning Leaders
As providers of lifelong learning, what is the single most important issue you need to be concerned with? The answer is one word: impact. Now, more than ever, it has become critical for organizations to be able to demonstrate that their offerings are actually having an impact on learners. Learning experiences need to create a …
With all that the web has enabled, there are now countless ways in which each of us is going about learning on a day-to-day basis. There is also increasing evidence that this is incredibly important and perhaps deserves the same type of recognition as some of the traditional markers in education, such as degrees. Kelly …
Many organizations aren’t having the success they would like with online education. The Metal Treating Institute (MTI), isn’t one of them and it is largely because of the dynamic, forward-thinking leadership of CEO, Tom Morrison. In this episode of the Leading Learning Podcast – part of our ongoing “C-series” – Jeff talks with Tom about the …
Members of the American Association of Critical Care Nurses (AACN) depend on the organization to keep their skills up to date, and in the dynamic world of healthcare, this translates to increased safety for patients. Dana Woods, CEO of AACN, understands the critical role that her association plays in supporting these healthcare professionals. She knows the importance …
What does the future of learning look like for your organization? This is a question that Clar Rosso, Vice President of Member Learning and Competency at the American Institute of CPAs (AICPA), has been exploring for years to make sure her organization is equipped to meet the evolving, highly competitive needs of its members. In this episode …
Seth Kahan, author of Getting Innovation Right and faculty member of the Leading Learning Symposium is a true leader in the worlds of innovation, strategy, and leadership and he is also the first person to be interviewed twice here on the Leading Learning Podcast series (previous interview). This time Jeff talks with Seth to learn …
Shari Rager, Deputy Director at American Medical Writers Association (AMWA), has over 20 years’ experience as a nonprofit and association executive, but recently she has been exploring uncharted territory while leading her organization with the rollout of a new online education program. In this episode of the Leading Learning Podcast, Celisa talks with Shari about …
Jay Donohue, president and CEO of the International Association of Administrative Professionals (IAAP), has only been with the organization a short time but he has made some major changes to improve the consistency and quality of their educational programming. In this episode of the Leading Learning podcast, Jeff talks with Jay about his vision for …
The 2015 Leading Learning Spring Summit held on May 1 in Washington, DC, was a great success. We’re grateful to Digital Ignite/YM Learning (now part of Community Brands) for sponsoring the event and to Tony Bingham, president and CEO of the Association for Talent Development, for speaking about major trends in talent development and how …
If you have been listening to the Leading Learning podcast for a while, you know that one of our ongoing focus areas is interviews with top executives at membership organizations to get their perspectives on the role of learning in providing value to members and customers. So far, we have spoken to Cheryl Ronk from …
For Tom Reiser, Executive Director of the International Society on Thrombosis and Haemostasis (ISTH), learning is a key path for meeting unsolved challenges and increasing knowledge about important medical issues globally. In this episode, Tom talks with Celisa Steele about the great benefits of expanded access to education, the potential for measuring and increasing impact, and why competition …
We recently held our Leading Learning Spring Summit in DC (see the videos here), a lunch event for leaders in the business of continuing education and professional development. The event marked yet another occasion for reflecting on what it means to lead in the current market for lifelong learning. The following are seven questions I think …
