Improving Learning & Development post-COVID
Thursday, 15th July, 12-1pm

Mark Wilkinson will welcome Chris Townsend, Learning & Development Manager at Midas Group and Mark Story, Head of Learning Innovation at Newcross Healthcare for a discussion that explores how learning and development, and those responsible for it, has adapted to life with Covid.

Has it got worse, stayed the same, or improved as a result of the shift to remote working? What are the prospects for the way organisations support learning and development following the lifting of restrictions from 19th July?.

During the panel discussion we’ll explore:
• How has Covid impacted learning and development?
• How have organisations adjusted for its impact and which changes have been most successful?
• What are the biggest challenges for L&D as organisations transition to a hybrid model of working?
• What has Covid taught us about learning and development?
• How can L&D contribute to employee engagement in a hybridised working environment?

We're all responsible for our own learning and development to a fair degree. This promises to be a fascinating discussion of a universally relevant topic. It will be all the richer to have you there, contributing your ideas, experience and asking questions. So don't miss out.

Register and join us for our July forum on Thursday 15th July, 12-1pm

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The aim is to share thoughts and listen to what others are experiencing. You'll have the opportunity to participate in the conversation and give or receive inspiration in a network of like-minded people. We look forward to welcoming you at our next forum.

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For more information or to book on one of the next forums, please get in touch.
Email: Silke Brittain
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