Performance Matters Podcast

Compliance training. To many, these words conjure up awkward lectures followed by signing an agreement or suffering through gated web-based training in what one might call “pop up purgatory.”

But what if compliance training could be approached in a different way? What if it could actually help drive performance? What if it could touch hearts and minds in authentic ways? What if it could flex and adapt to meet your associates where they are in their current knowledge and expertise?

These are the exact types of questions the GP Learning Experience team is already thinking about and has a lot to say about!

In this latest episode Andrew Joly, Global Head of Strategy for GP Learning Experience interviews Dr. Liz Hornby, GP Learning Experience’s Principal Learning Consultant and Compliance Training expert on the topic of Compliance Training’s past, present, and future. They’re both luminaries in the field of compliance training and learning experience, but with very unique areas of focus.

Dr. Liz Hornby is one of the world’s foremost experts in compliance-related consulting and training design. Formally trained as a lawyer, she holds a PhD from the University of London where her dissertation focused on whistleblowing within the UK financial services industry. Over the past 30 years, she has advised some of the largest and most admired financial services organizations in the domain of compliance training and related efforts. As you’ll hear Andrew’s perspective is multifaceted as well. Over the past three decades, Andrew has had an active role in visual design, design direction, and learner experience, often applying his talents to leveling up compliance training initiatives.

Listen to the episode to pick up some valuable insights on compliance training’s past and where GP Learning Experience is taking it in the future.

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There is an undeniable, and exciting change occurring in organizational learning and talent development across the globe. The shift away from conventional approaches of instructional design is giving way to a focused movement towards a practice known as Learning Experience.

GP Strategies has been at the forefront of the Learning Experience movement and recently reorganized its learning service practice to more fully reflect its importance under a new division called GP Strategies Learning Experience.

Host, Micheal Thiel is joined by two luminaries of the GP Strategies Learning Experienc team, to discover more about the practice of Learning Experience and the new perspectives learning holds for the future of learning. In his conversation with Andrew Joly, Head of Strategy for GP Learning Experience and Ella Richardson, Global Head of Consulting & Experience Design for GP Learning Experience, Micheal ran the Learning Experience gamut, discussing the history and evolution of Learning Experience, through very specific ways it is helping to unlock greater human and organizational performance.

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It’s no longer a revelation that organizations that foster diversity and inclusion see better financial outcomes, innovate faster, and retain employees better than those that don’t.

With that in mind, no organization can truly be considered successful without a meaningful diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) framework.

But even as more companies worldwide launch or expand their DEI programs, how many of them are really investing in the impactful activity to truly make a difference?

We need to focus on what exactly makes a DEI program successful, and how organizations ensure DEI sustainability in the long term.

Join your host, Michael Thiel, as he talks to Nic Girvan, Director of Learning and Delivery – DEI, on Designing DEI Learning Journeys that actually make a difference.

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Join your host, Michael Thiel, as he chats to Leah Clark and Katy Bailey about career development in 2023.

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Join your host, Michael Thiel, as he chats to Megan Bridgett, Eileen Garger, and Fran Colavita on the topic of Digital Learning Experiences.

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Join your host, Michael Thiel, as he chats to Stephane Panier and Karen Benz from Better Manager. The topic of this podcast is coaching strategies that actually work. Listen as they share their insights on executive coaching, the challenges workers are facing post-pandemic, and some of the potential challenges organizations need to be aware of.

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Join your host, Michael Thiel, as he chats to one of the world’s foremost leading thought leaders and practitioners in the art of diversity and inclusion, Angela Peacock, Director of Global Diversity and Inclusion. Listen as she shares her knowledge on the nine levers to pull if you’re series about inclusion.

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Join your host, Michael Thiel, as he delves into the fascinating world of gamified microlearning in the automotive industry. This episode’s guests are Shawanna Mays from General Motors‘ Center of Learning and Lindsey Putterman from Trivie, a leading provider of gamified learning platforms. Tune in as Shawanna and Lindsey discuss how General Motors has embraced the Trivie platform to enhance product knowledge across their team. They’ll share real-world insights into how gamified mobile microlearning has transformed the learning culture at GM, making it more engaging, effective, and fun. Whether you’re in the automotive sector, education, or just a fan of innovative learning strategies, this episode offers valuable insights into the power of gamification in education. Don’t miss this exciting conversation about the future of learning and how you can leverage these tools in your own organization.

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In this episode, user adoption expert Ellen Kumar stops by the show to discuss how different learning methodologies are like pieces of a jigsaw puzzle, and must fit together to ensure sustained change and adoption.

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