Impact Learning Visionaries Se1. Ep11 ft. Lydia Kothmeier

Impact Learning Visionaries Se 2. Ep. 1 Ft. Dr. Claire Walsh.

Dr. Claire Walsh, Director of Education for the Institute of Analytics and AI Society, discusses the importance of data literacy and ethical data practice in the age of AI. She emphasises the need for organisations to adapt to new data regulations and implement best practices to ensure compliance. In this video, she also highlights the challenges of leveraging data in decision-making and the importance of unlearning old habits.

Impact Learning Visionaries Se1. Ep11 ft. Lydia Kothmeier

Lydia is the VP of Operations at Storyblok, the first headless content management system that allows editorial teams to manage and organise their content visually and intuitively. Lydia is responsible for successfully scaling the Storyblok team from just 8 people to over 200 in 2 ½ years. She is passionate about creating successful teams, building the best experiences for staff and driving the growth and career path for each of them.

Impact Learning Visionaries Se1. Ep. 10 ft. Alistair Dent

Alistair Dent, Chief Strategy Officer at ProFusion, discusses the importance of connecting business problems to data solutions and the role of the Data Academy in bridging the gap. He emphasizes the need for a common language and understanding of business problems in order to effectively utilize data. Alistair also highlights the power of storytelling in data analysis and the potential impact of emerging technologies on the data landscape.

Impact Learning Visionaries Se1. Ep. 8 ft. Rory Sacks

Rory Sacks, a senior learning and development leader, discusses his career journey and highlights in the field. He shares his experience working at Investopedia, where he helped launch the Investopedia Academy, a global training initiative for financial education. Rory also talks about his challenges at Komodo Health, including building brand identity and managing time constraints. He emphasizes the importance of viewing learning and development as a business within a business and creating a strong brand. Rory discusses the future of learning and development, including the concept of learning in the flow of work and the use of learning experience platforms.

Impact Learning Visionaries Se1. Ep. 7 ft. Katja Schipperheijn

Katja Schipperheijn, renowned author and learning and development strategist, discusses the need for a shift in the approach to learning and development (L&D) in organizations. She also discusses the challenges businesses face in the future of work, such as keeping up with technology and breaking down silo structures. Katja advocates for a more learner-centric and agile approach to L&D, leveraging technologies like knowledge experience platforms and performance management systems. Katja also emphasizes the need for a shift in the education system to foster curiosity, critical thinking, and openness to new ways of learning.