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For conference delegates only. To book your place, visit the Delegate Information Point


Day 2 Wednesday 17 October P3 09:10 – 10:05


Platinum sessions (for Platinum delegates only) P4


Creating a great customer experience for learning


Dave Buglass, Director, Claymore People Consulting and Former Head of Learning, Talent and Recruitment, Tesco Bank


Room 2


09:15 – 09:45 Delegate registration (tea & coffee) 10:10 – 10:15 Chair’s opening: Robin Hoyle


B1 10:20 – 11:00 Keynote address (for all delegates):


Motivating people to learn Asma Shah, Founder & Chief Executive Offi cer, You Make It


B2 11:10 – 11:50


All delegates choose between the following three sessions: 11:15 – 11:55


B3


How social learning technology is shaping line manager culture


• Get started: design it yourself (DIY) • Get going: fl exible roll-out that involves the business


• Get smarter: evaluate and measure for business impact


Wendy Pickford, Global Director, Leader & Enterprise Development, AstraZeneca


Spencer Holt, Director in Global Leader & Enterprise Development, AstraZeneca


Room 1 Room 2 Lunch is being served between 12:00 – 13:30 Time to explore the exhibition! B5 13:40 – 14:15 Panel discussion – new roles and skills for learning teams


Chair: Robin Hoyle, Author of Informal Learning for Organisations Andy Lancaster, Head of Learning and Development Content, CIPD Lorna Leeson, Consultant, Coach and Founder, Little Tent Dave Buglass, Director, Claymore People Consulting and Former Head of Learning, Talent and Recruitment, Tesco Bank


B6 14:20 – 15:00


All delegates choose between the following two sessions: 14:25 – 15:05


B7


How to get what you want: working with stakeholders and the business


• Tips and tricks to engage with the business and other stakeholders • Building a strategy for success on each project and initiative • Avoiding the pitfalls


Catherine Pinchen, Head of Strategy and Capability for Global Learning & Development, PwC


Room 1 B8 15:10 – 15:40 Closing keynote (for all delegates):


Fighting fatigue: what can L&D do to energise employees around learning? Robin Hoyle, Author of Informal Learning for Organisations


Room 1 Learning Magazine | 31


What’s new and innovative in digital learning technology that’s worth looking at – and why?


• What innovations in learning really matter? • What and who is genuinely exciting and changing the game in digital learning?


• How can you manage the risk of innovation successfully? David Perring, Head of Research, Fosway Group


Room 2 Room 1


Understanding employees as customers of learning: experiments in engagement


• Gathering insights and unlocking data • What motivates and demotivates employees to learn?


• From insights to action, how we’re engaging our learners


Tim Drewitt, Learning Partner, Quantum (Global Data Science Practice) Aviva


B4 11:30 – 12:10


How to facilitate and curate learning in organisations


• How taking a curation approach to learning design can help people be better at their jobs


• A practitioner’s journey of implementing something quite different


• Using curation for knowledge-sharing across the business


Mike Shaw, Head of Learning and Development, Mitie Group


Room 1 Post-conference Video Session


Measures to show business impact and that L&D is adding value


Post-event


Room 1


Room 3


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