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Today on the Talent Development Hot Seat Podcast, I’m joined by Lizzy Kizer, Director of Learning and Development at Johnson Controls, seasoned educator, and champion of building learning cultures for technical organizations. With a background spanning corporate, government, higher education, and K-12, Lizzy brings a unique blend of expertise in adult learning, instructional design, and science education to her work leading learning initiatives for JCI’s 30,000-strong technical labor force.
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In this candid and practical conversation, Lizzy and I dive deep into the real-world challenges and solutions for onboarding, upskilling, and fostering continuous growth in large, complex organizations. Drawing on her career journey from zoology major and science teacher to L&D leader, Lizzy shares insights into what it takes to create relevant, impactful learning programs that drive both employee retention and business results.
In this episode, Lizzy discusses:
Whether you design onboarding, lead L&D in a technical setting, or want ideas to boost learning culture and ROI at scale, Lizzy’s real-life strategies and insights will help you elevate your programs and sharpen your business impact.
Thanks for listening! Connect with Lizzy Kizer on LinkedIn to learn more about her journey and the groundbreaking work at Johnson Controls. If you found this episode valuable, share it with your learning team and keep building a culture where learning drives real business value.
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Today on the Talent Development Hot Seat Podcast, I’m joined by Lizzy Kizer, Director of Learning and Development at Johnson Controls, seasoned educator, and champion of building learning cultures for technical organizations. With a background spanning corporate, government, higher education, and K-12, Lizzy brings a unique blend of expertise in adult learning, instructional design, and science education to her work leading learning initiatives for JCI’s 30,000-strong technical labor force.
Subscribe to our weekly updates and monthly talent development newsletter here.
Order Own Your Career Own Your Life on Amazon
Apply to Join us in the Talent Development Think Tank Community!
This episode is sponsored by LearnIt, which is offering a FREE trial of their TeamPass membership for you and up to 20 team members of your team. Check it out here.
Connect with Andy here: Website | LinkedIn
Connect with Lizzy Kizer here: LinkedIn
In this candid and practical conversation, Lizzy and I dive deep into the real-world challenges and solutions for onboarding, upskilling, and fostering continuous growth in large, complex organizations. Drawing on her career journey from zoology major and science teacher to L&D leader, Lizzy shares insights into what it takes to create relevant, impactful learning programs that drive both employee retention and business results.
In this episode, Lizzy discusses:
Whether you design onboarding, lead L&D in a technical setting, or want ideas to boost learning culture and ROI at scale, Lizzy’s real-life strategies and insights will help you elevate your programs and sharpen your business impact.
Thanks for listening! Connect with Lizzy Kizer on LinkedIn to learn more about her journey and the groundbreaking work at Johnson Controls. If you found this episode valuable, share it with your learning team and keep building a culture where learning drives real business value.
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