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Oct 20, 2020 38 min

Ed Monk (LPI) - Why Learning is an Economic Imperative

from SureSkills Learn to Grow Podcast

My guest this week is the super talented and engaging Ed Monk, CEO of the Learning and Performance Institute. In this conversation, we discuss: The difference between a training landscape and a learning landscape The need for agile, democratized learning The accelerated nature of digital transformation in recent months The three C’s of learning: Constructive, Compelling, and Convenient How to define success and for your learning program Using data to improve learning in your organization Learning as an economic imperative The piece of technology that has most impacted the learning landscape Jurgen Klopp’s "relentless inclusivity" A prediction for the 2021 English Premier League Here are a couple of links to resources Ed mentions in the show: Jurgen Klopp on Eat, Sleep, Work, Repeat Heather McGowan on "How The Coronavirus Pandemic Is Accelerating The Future Of Work" Reach out Ed on LinkedIn to connect! To get in touch with me, Simon Behan, reach out on LinkedIn or email me at [email protected] At SureSkills, we deliver learning services to the worlds leading technology companies and global organizations. To learn more, head over to www.SureSkills.com or download our latest eBook: Foundations of a Successful Learning Experience. Thanks for listening!

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