Webinars
The Learning Case for Difference: How CLOs Can Make Diversity Work for the Company
Jul 23, 2009
Breakfast Club
San Francisco: High-Impact Learning for Lean Times
Sep 03, 2009 07:30 am
Grand Hyatt San Francisco
San Francisco, California
CLO Symposiums
Peak Performance: Pushing Your Enterprise to the Top
Sep 28, 2009 - Sep 30, 2009
The Broadmoor
Colorado Springs, Colorado
In today’s business environment, value is increasingly driven by the knowledge and skills of the workforce. With this emphasis on human capital, workforce development is more critical than ever before as organizations look to grow the bottom line. In the 2008 Chief Learning Officer Breakfast Club series, our panel of industry experts will lead conversations in major cities around the United States about the role that the learning organization plays in creating tremendous value in the enterprise.
Lively discussion topics will focus on:
Joining us a moderator for the Dallas event is Christina Cernuch, VP, Training & Operations Development at LQ Management L.L.C.
Registration is limited and will fill quickly. Advanced registration is $49.95 and on-site registration is $54.95.
Four Seasons Resort and Club Dallas
4150 N. MacArthur Blvd.
Irving, TX 75038
Margaret Carney
Director, Instruction and Facilitation for United States Management Education
American Management Association
Margaret Carney directs a team that provides talent for all United States Management Education learning events. In 1991, she began in the Kansas City division as a training manager and also has served as the executive director of program development and delivery and the director of sales and fulfillment. Prior to joining the American Management Association, Carney worked in a service division of H.J. Heinz, where she managed the organization’s business functions for Missouri, Kansas, Iowa, Nebraska and Illinois. She holds a bachelor’s degree in arts in communication from Southwest Missouri State University and is a certified trainer for Crosby Quality Education System.
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Christina S. Cernuch
Vice President, Training and Operations Development
La Quinta
Christina Cernuch and her LQUniversity team have transformed the way La Quinta educates its employees and business partners. With 10 years of expertise in training, change management and project management and a solid background in consulting, Cernuch brings a diverse background of learning models from multiple industries including hospitality, oil and gas and retail. With degrees in human resources and information systems from Baylor University, her focus is performance improvement and technologies. At La Quinta, Cernuch is responsible for educating a staff at more than 625 hotels nationwide, training 75 new franchise hotel employees annually and supporting 250 outsourced call center employees in Canada. Christina has been recognized for implementing Top 100 and Top 125 training organizations and was a finalist for Thomson NETg’s Illuminati Award for Best Overall Blended Learning Program.
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Michael E. Echols, Ph.D.
Executive Vice President of Strategic Initiatives for Bellevue University
and Director of Bellevue University's Human Capital Lab
Michael Echols is a significant force in corporate learning and an internationally known thought leader on evaluating and improving the ROI on human capital. He is the author of three books on human capital: ROI on Human Capital Investment, Competitive Advantage from Human Capital Investment and Creating Value With Human Capital Investment. Training Industry Inc. named him one of the “Top 20 Most Influential Training Professionals.” Previously, Echols was a corporate executive with General Electric Co. He earned his bachelor’s degree in physics from Carnegie Mellon University, his MBA from the University of Pittsburgh and his doctorate from the College of Business at the University of California, Berkeley.
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Norm Kamikow
President and Editor in Chief
MediaTec Publishing Inc.
Norm Kamikow is president and editor in chief of MediaTec Publishing Inc., which publishes Chief Learning Officer magazine,Talent Management magazine and Certification Magazine, along with targeted supplements, special reports and electronic newsletters for each publication. Chief Learning Officer was named "Best New Publication" by the American Society of Business Publication Editors (ASBPE). Norm also received the 2005 Innovation Award from Media Business Magazine, which honored him as Top Publisher of the Year.
Norm has more than 30 years of magazine and direct marketing publishing experience. Since beginning his career with Seventeen magazine, Norm has worked either directly or as a consultant to many consumer and business-to-business magazines. With a specialty in new magazine development, he has played a key role in the launch of OMNI magazine, SPIN magazine, Game Players magazine, CD-ROM Today, Internet World and Web Week. He contributed to the redesign of such magazines as Financial World and CD-ROM World. As president/CEO of Decks Inc., he worked with several major publishing companies to develop revenue resources from alternative media. This client base included BusinessWeek, Fortune, Money Magazine, Sports Illustrated, Esquire, The Journal of the American Dental Association and Dun & Bradstreet reports. Norm is a recipient of the Tempo Award from the Direct Marketing Association and is a biographee of Marquis Who's Who in the Midwest and Who's Who in Advertising and the Media.
Bob Lee
WebEx Learning Solutions Strategist
Cisco
With more than 20 years of experience in the training marketplace, Bob Lee has served in a variety of roles, including training manager, practitioner, consultant and marketer. An early adopter of virtual classroom technologies, Lee has designed and taught more than 200 online classes as an e-learning consultant for IBM, director of training with Bank One and as an independent e-learning consultant. Lee manages the marketing of solutions for training organizations at WebEx Communications Inc.
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Director, Learning & Development
06/23/2009
BAI, the premier provider of breakthrough intelligence, innovation and information for the financial services industry, seeks a Director to lead our Learning & Development business. BAI provides a comprehensive range of learning and development services to over 1,500 banks and credit unions. We are seeking a leader capable of leveraging this strong foundation to grow the business in BAI's St. Louis, MO office.
The World Bank Knowledge and Learning Coordinator Washington, DC
12/22/2008
The Latin America & Caribbean Region (LCR) of the World Bank serves over 30 countries, mostly middle-income which, despite having middle-income economies, still struggle with pockets of poverty and high level of inequalities.
Recruit the right prospects
03/19/2008
Reach the right prospects with Executive Search and improve your possibilities for fast, effective, successful executive recruitment.
July 2009
Five Free Learning Tools
Resources for learning professionals
July 2009
Casino on Wall Street
Securitizing learning with lessons from the downturn
July 2009
More Death by Slide Deck?
Making the most of the virtual classroom
July 2009
Cost and Availability Drive Modality Mix
CLOs are increasingly trying to apply the right delivery option for the content, audience and environment.
July 2009
Adding Value Through Measurement
Leadership development firm The Soderquist Center reversed declining enrollment in one of its signature programs by quantifying its benefits, and learned more about itself in the process.
July 2009
Applying Innovation to Learning
At appliance manufacturer Whirlpool Corp., Nancy Tennant created an environment for learning that unleashes employee innovation and helped transform the company.