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Ameren: Training Tomorrow’s Leaders Today
In January 2002, Ameren, a large Midwestern utility, launched a new phase of its "Driving Shareholder Value" program, which helps the company's current and future leaders develop an understanding of the language of business. Root Learning Inc. and Towers
Century 21: Bringing Learning Home
Managing training at a large corporation like Century 21 is no small challenge. With about 88,000 agents and 4,400 brokers dispersed across 30 countries, the paperwork alone stacks up like a mortgage application. But a mission is a mission, and at Century
Stephen E. Scholl: Ensuring Allstate’s Education
When Stephen E. Scholl graduated from Albright College in 1979, he was armed with a sociology degree and a healthy respect for education. And while he didn�t start out to be a teacher, a provider of educational opportunities is just what he became nonet
Enterprise Learning: A Spending Summary
The enterprise-learning market is 37 percent larger than the U.S. motion picture industry, and more than twice as large as the burgeoning video-game industry. Even in the midst of the most recent economic recession, enterprise spending on learning grew 1.
Training Drives Business Success for Reynolds and Reynolds
Chief learning officers and others in charge of finding training solutions for their organizations are driven to focus on getting a financial return on their investments in learning. But often, getting a return on investment (ROI) involves far more. Reyno