Commentary & Opinion
Where Are They Now? John DiBenedetto
These former cover stars have advanced their contributions in learning within their organizations or started development adventures in new ones.
Where Are They Now? Lynne Zappone
These former cover stars have advanced their contributions in learning within their organizations or started development adventures in new ones.
Where Are They Now? Steve Kerr
These former cover stars have advanced their contributions in learning within their organizations or started development adventures in new ones.
Where Are They Now? Fred Harburg
These former cover stars have advanced their contributions in learning within their organizations or started development adventures in new ones.
Where Are They Now? Ron Garrow
These former cover stars have advanced their contributions in learning within their organizations or started development adventures in new ones.
Where Are They Now? Kathryn Kaplan
These former cover stars have advanced their contributions in learning within their organizations or started development adventures in new ones.
Where Are They Now? Stephen B. King
These former cover stars have advanced their contributions in learning within their organizations or started development adventures in new ones.
Where Are They Now? Kevin Wilde
These former cover stars have advanced their contributions in learning within their organizations or started development adventures in new ones.
Where Are They Now? Rebecca Ray
These former cover stars have advanced their contributions in learning within their organizations or started development adventures in new ones.
The Social Collaborator: Stuart Crabb
Facebook’s Stuart Crabb has leveraged his role as learning leader to influence everything from the firm’s culture to sales design for its advertising products.
Where Are They Now? Ted Hoff
These former cover stars have advanced their contributions in learning within their organizations or started development adventures in new ones.
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