Annual LearningCafe 2024 Omnibus

The Annual Webinar comprises four sessions focusing on themes relevant to Organisational Learning and the L&D professional. This webinar aims to provide invaluable insights and candid viewpoints on L&D themes, with the goal of influencing and shaping your strategies for the upcoming year, 2024. The panels will offer “practice leadership” grounded in practical wisdom drawn from navigating the intricacies of ever-evolving operational landscapes.

Date: Thursday 21 November 2024
Time: Sydney 12 – 2 pm | Singapore 9 – 11 am| India 6.30 -8.30 am

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Panel 1 – Organisational Learning and the Future of Work

We examine the current role of Learning and Development (L&D) within the organization, assessing its responsiveness to both business objectives and employee needs. We explore how L&D can strengthen its capacity to adapt to ever-evolving demands, ensuring sustained impact and alignment with organizational goals

Nathan Pierpoint LearningCafe

Nathan Pierpoint
Deputy Commandant Land Combat College, Australian Army, Canberra

Damien Woods
Learning Transformation Lead, Woolworths, Melbourne

Panel 2 – Learning Design in Flux

The panel discusses whether learning design and development is adapting by innovating and improving its products and services. We also examine the impact of AI on Learning Design and Evaluation.

Juhi King
Technology Product Manager – Employee Experience, Chartered Accountants ANZ

Neil Coulson
Senior Manager Data Literacy, Transurban

Panel 3 –  Learning Technology Vortex

We discuss the ever increasing impact of technology and how it is positioned to have a deep impact on how and what we learn.

Rob Wilkins
Director – Sensemaker

Jeevan Joshi
Community & Research Mgr, LearningCafe, Sydney

Panel 4 – Reading the tea leaves for the L&D professional

We discuss the role and impact of L&D in the organisation and whether it is responding to business and employee requirements. We ponder if L&D is able to collaborate across the HR silos to provide an effective employee value proposition.

Vanessa Blewitt
Manager, Enterprise Learning & Capability, NAB, Sydney

Combined Panel