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Unlocking potential at scale: Rethinking leadership development for the modern workforce
Everyone has leadership potential. As expectations shift and technology opens new doors, L&D leaders have the opportunity — and the responsibility — to rethink how, where and for whom leadership development happens.
Beyond adoption: Strategic AI leadership from campus to corporate
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How can you bridge the gap between the challenges your leaders and organization face and the endless leadership development options available? Enter CCL Passport™️, a customizable, scalable, all-in-one leadership development subscription powered by our transformative research-based content and solutions.The AI-enhanced learning ecosystem: A case study in collaborative innovation
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The 2025 LearningElite Awards Program is open
Applicants will have until Friday, July 25, 2025, to complete their applications. Best of luck to all who apply.A shared mission for the common good
The Coalition for the Common Good, founded by Antioch and Otterbein Universities, is opening doors for collaboration, building bridges to the workforce and pursuing social justice.Bridging the AI skills gap in your organization
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Abilitie is on a mission to deliver the combined power of learning and community to emerging and senior leaders through transformative education experiences.Reimagining developmental pathways: Thriving in the age of VUCA
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Research has underscored the value of developing teams for years, yet most organizations still equate team effectiveness with more superficial team-building activities. This confusion has left a massive gap in talent strategies.
The 2025 LearningElite Awards Program is open
Applicants will have until Friday, July 25, 2025, to complete their applications. Best of luck to all who apply.