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EPISODE · Oct 2, 2025 · 40 MIN

S01E07 - Aligning Training with Business Goals | with Celeste Brantolino | The Perfect Route

from The Perfect Route · host Bill Sodeman

In this episode of The Perfect Route, Celeste Brantolino, Senior Director of Learning and Development at Exela, discusses the common pitfalls in learning and development strategies, emphasizing the importance of aligning training with business outcomes. She highlights the significance of safety and quality in training, the need for engaging and effective learning experiences, and the balance between micro and deep learning. Celeste also shares insights on leadership development and the latest trends in L&D, including AI-powered personalized learning and embedded training. The conversation concludes with her reflections on the rewarding nature of working in learning and development.I hope you enjoyed this episode! - Bill and the Perfect Route podcast teamLike and subscribe to never miss a new episode.#learninganddevelopment #technologyineducation #microlearning #accessibility  #futureoflearning #engagementstrategies #learningmanagementsystems  #corporatetraining #employeedevelopment #AIinlearning #newpodcast #learning #culture

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