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    • Learning Team of the Year

      Features |

      AstraZeneca was awarded gold awards for Team of the Year and Innovation at the Learning Awards earlier this year for its training programme on AI for its 90,000 employees. AstraZeneca's Global Capability Development Leader for Digital, Data, AI and Learning Agility, Dr Bonnie Cheuk, joins Learning News.

    • UK productivity and skills

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      Making Skills Work: The Path to Solving the Productivity Crisis; Interview with Patrick Craven, City & Guilds.

    • Skills economy report 2024

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      Mike Bollinger, Cornerstone OnDemand, joins Learning News to discuss in-demand skills and future skills trends.

    • CIM digital agility courses

      Features | CIM |

      A new suite of qualifications targeting skills and behaviours in digital agility for marketeers; interview with Maggie Jones, Chartered Institute of Marketing.

    • Working with L&D leaders in strategic roles

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      Interview with Andy Lancaster on his new role as Learning Community Lead with CLO100, his latest book, Organizational Learning Communities and his new consultancy, Reimagine People Development.

    • New Instructional Design Diploma

      Features | Omniplex Learning |

      Omniplex Learning’s Leena Randhawa joins Learning News to discuss a new qualification for instructional designers.

    • Selling to the C-suite

      Features | Imparta; Institute of Sales Professionals |

      New programme from Imparta to prepare sales teams for greater involvement with senior managers.

    • Learning design skills

      Features | Omniplex Learning |

      Interview with Leena Randhawa from Omniplex Learning on learning design skills, design challenges and accessibility.

    • Cashflow and sales leadership

      Features | Imparta |

      Interview with Claire Cologne from Imparta about the cashflow challenges faced by businesses during recession and the positive effect sales teams can have.

    • Young people favour marketing careers

      Features | CIM |

      Marketing seen as having good salary, career progression, variable career entry choices and transferable skills but with concerns over well-being: interview with Maggie Jones, Chartered Institute of Marketing.

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