July 3rd 2017
Key Trends in the Learning Market
This preview of CRF's research report - 'Learning - The Foundation for Agility and Sustainable Performance' looks at key trends in the learning market and reviews adoption of emerging technologies in training and development models in the learning market.
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June 14th 2018
Neuroscience for Leadership
Are you interested in neuroscience and how it can help your leaders or HR function in general? This post-meeting review summarises the key points from Dr. Tara Swart's Summer Lecture delivered to CRF members in June 2018. Access the document to pick up practical and science-backed tips for improving your performance as a leader.
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July 5th 2017
Making It Work In Practice
In this presentation from CRF's workshop on learning (4 July 2017), Mark Williamson, Partner at KPMG focuses on strategies to help HR professionals align learning and business strategy, embed learning to reduce the transfer gap and the implications of current trends on the Learnig function.
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July 5th 2017
Strategic Learning from Crises
This presentation by Matt Nixon, Author of "Pariahs: Hubris, Reputation and Organisational Crises", summarises the lessons organisations can learn from being in a crisis and the role HR can play in facilitating this learning.
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May 8th 2015
Leadership Development - Is It Fit for Purpose?
This CRF research has been a year-long project, kicking off with an event in March 2014. This explored the issues our members face in leadership development and framed the research brief for this project.
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March 18th 2014
The New Edge of Leadership Development
In this article on the future of leadership development, Eve Poole and Lucy Ball ask "What would genuinely leading-edge leadership development look like?" What if leadership development took predictions and neuroscience into account, centred in truth rather than dogma? This article aims to provide time-poor executives with the information required to define their approach to next generation leadership development.
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