Event Guide World of Learning Conference & Exhibition Live Demo Zone


The FREE interactive demonstrations showcase a variety of providers who will assist visitors in their decision-making on future strategies and spending. All sessions will take place in Seminar Theatre 5.


Day 1 Tuesday 10 October 11:00 – 11:30


Empowering learners through AI: how to leverage technology to boost engagement Steve Dineen, President & Founder, Fuse


12:00 - 12:30 Skills-based talent mobility with Cornerstone


Lisa Baker, Solution Consultant & Luke Hick, Regional Director, Cornerstone 13:00 - 13:30


A skills-based learning strategy delivered with ease


Mark Probert, VP Revenue, Bridge


14:00 – 14:30 Enabling strategic change through learning


Steve Ragg, Change Management Consultant, Prosci Europe


15:00 – 15:30 How bad design can rip your business apart at the seams


Tom Gagen, Chief of Design & Tom Moore, COO, iAM Learning


15.45 - 16.15


Sowing the ‘SEEDS of Excellence’: The power of Strengths-based development


Caty Illingworth, Co-Founder & Pete Wallis, Co-Founder


11:45 - 12:15 Integrating content creation with content distribution for better outcomes.


Huw Edwards, Account Executive, Bridge


13.30 - 14:00 Over-connected: Learning about the future of work


Dr Simon Parker, Nottingham University Business School


Day 2 Wednesday 11 October 11:00 - 11:30


Going beyond the limitations of a conventional LMS with SkillStation


Darren Race, Co-founder and Managing Director, Think Eleven


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