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What’s the webinar about?

Skills gaps are front of mind for many right now. 93% of Australian businesses surveyed in our recent research reported that difficulty in securing and retaining top talent was a key risk to their business throughout 2022.

77% of Advanced Learning Organisations plan to fill organisational skills gaps through training. But what is the best way to implement continued professional development – and what program structures are right for the skills you need?

Our next webinar will bring together some of the best minds in capability development along with key insights from our 2022 research The Business Return on Learning and Development, focusing on the value of micro-credential programs.

What you’ll get out of it

• Get to know micro-credential programs and the different types that are offered.
• Gain insight into how tailored micro-credential programs have been used to address specific skill gaps in organisations.
• Learn how to leverage micro-credentials to measure and track capability uplift in your organisation.
• Learn how leading organisations have used micro-credentials to achieve their L&D goals and business objectives.

Join our 16 November webinar to hear how leading learning organisations are addressing their skills gaps and dovetailing this into their employee value proposition to retain and attract talent in this talent-scarce environment.

Learn from:

• Penny Williamson, Head of Capability, Coles Group
  Penny Williamson has worked in Retail for over two decades on the retailer and supplier side across Australia, New Zealand & United States. With a deep belief that everyone deserves the opportunity to learn and grow, Penny’s led small and large teams in HR and Sales which has culminated in her “dream job” as Head of Capability for Coles Group. Coles Group has over 130,000 team members across 2,500 stores nationally and knowing how to scale capability solutions with in complex large organisations is critical to the success of the business.
• Brad Coumbe, Senior Manager Learning Solutions, Commonwealth Bank of Australia 
• Glenn Campbell, CEO, DeakinCo.
  Glenn is CEO of DeakinCo., the workplace education and skills recognition specialists. Glenn has worked for governments, education providers, NGOs and corporates since the mid-1990’s. He has worked as a senior executive, internal consultant and change agent in roles with a primary focus on strategy, customer service, public policy and corporate services. His time in senior leadership roles has brought wider exposure to the Asia-Pacific region.
• Elysse Morgan, Our Event Moderator and Host of ABC’s The Business
  Elysse Morgan is a respected business journalist with more than a decade covering and commentating on business, economics and finance in Australia. Elysse is host of The Business, Australia’s leading business news television programme broadcast on ABC and ABC News and she hosts 7pm Finance on ABC News. Elysse serves on the board of Media Super and donates her time as a director of the Hornsby Kuringgai Women’s Shelter.