Learning IS Strategy but Some Learning Teams Stay Stuck in Reactive Mode. Here's Why.
About this episode
This episode discusses how nonprofit L&D teams can transition from reactive training to strategic partners.
Does your L&D team spend most of its time responding to urgent training requests instead of shaping strategy? In this episode of Learning for Good, I sit down with Mark Nilles and Scot Vessell, two experienced learning and development leaders, to discuss what it actually takes for nonprofit L&D to operate as a strategic lever. We argue that becoming a strategic partner starts with an internal shift, from seeing yourself as a learning designer who produces training to seeing yourself a...
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Host: Heather Burright
Guests: Mark Nilles, Scot Vessell
Topics covered
- learning and development
- nonprofit strategy
- training requests
- strategic partnership
- organizational change
Keywords
- L&D
- nonprofit
- training strategy
- learning design
- organizational development
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