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The Best of Both Worlds: Cost-Effective, Customized Management Training

Thursday, December 4, 2008

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Thursday, December 4, 2008
11 am Pacific/2 pm Eastern

The strategic importance of effective frontline management is undisputed; yet, a 2008 survey of almost 1,000 companies showed nearly half had either no formal management training or an inconsistent approach. Learning organizations responsible for management development have neither unlimited resources to develop training internally, nor unlimited budgets to pay start-up costs and licensing fees for off-the-shelf programs. What is the best approach to maximize investment in management training? In this Chief Learning Officer webinar, sponsored by Intrepid Learning Solutions and Northern Trust Bank, learn how one company found a tailor-made solution that reflects its management philosophy and culture without the high costs of building content from scratch or licensing fees for a strict off-the-shelf program.

Michael T. Rognlien
PHR, Director, Management Development Programs
Intrepid Learning Solutions

Michael T. Rognlien oversees the design, development and delivery of employee and management development solutions at Intrepid, in addition to managing key relationships between Intrepid and Microsoft and other clients. He has more than 10 years’ experience designing, developing and delivering training solutions. Prior to joining Intrepid in 2006, Rognlien worked in various learning leadership roles at Washington Mutual Bank, Intel Corp. and USAA. He holds a master's degree from the University of San Francisco in human resources and organization development, and a bachelor’s degree in organizational communication from California State University, Sacramento.

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Brian K. Winchar
Vice President, Global Learning and Development
Northern Trust Corp.

Brian K. Winchar is a member of the team responsible for management and leadership development for Northern Trust. He has worked in human resources in the banking and financial services industry for more than 23 years, 10 of which have been in corporate or management development, designing, developing and delivering training solutions.

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