EXHIBITOR PROFILES
Carla’s Captivating Content
carlascaptivatingcontent.com
H160
Class
class.com
Embark on a transformative learning journey with me – a dedicated and experienced L&D consultant offering a spectrum of services, from meticulously crafting bespoke training packages and eLearning courses to providing expert advice, guidance and friendly support.
Charity Learning Consortium
charitylearning.org
J200
Class is the next generation virtual classroom developed by Class Technologies Inc., a company founded by edtech pioneer Michael Chasen. Focused exclusively on online synchronous learning and virtual instructor-led training for education, corporate, and government. Class enables the active learning of 10M+ users from 1,500+ institutions worldwide and is the largest provider of virtual classroom software for education, built on Zoom and Microsoft Teams. Visit us to learn more.
The Charity Learning Consortium are a one-stop-shop dedicated to providing affordable and effective learning solutions for charitable organisations. Membership includes: A learning management system, a suite of engaging eLearning, charity-focused video content, access to a vibrant community of over 400 charities and regular face-to-face and virtual events. You also get a whole host of other goodies as part of an annual subscription.
Charity Mentoring Network
charitymentoring.net
J200
Coaching Culture
coachingculture.com
E230
B70
Harvard Business Review said: The role of the manager, in short, is becoming that of a coach. We solve that… To fi nd out how, come and see us at stand E230 and we’ll show you why
lastminute.com, Warburtons, Cineworld, Toshiba and Specsavers, as well as numerous universities, housing associations, the NHS, councils, and charities all have chosen Coaching Culture as their partner for giving their managers the confi dence and capability to coach.
The Charity Mentoring Network (CMN) is centred around a community platform that connects organisations, staff and volunteers, to share their knowledge and expertise.
Any UK third sector organisation can join, giving unlimited access to mentoring. Members can invite their staff and volunteers to either register as a mentor or a mentee, or both. Corporate organisations can also join, offering their people the opportunity to use their volunteering days as mentors and accumulate CPD points.
Cinema8
cinema8.com
E10
Cornerstone OnDemand
cornerstoneondemand.com
Cinema8 revolutionises eLearning with its interactive video platform, enhancing learner engagement and retention. Established to innovate digital education, Cinema8 leads in interactive video solutions. Our platform enables educators to create dynamic learning experiences with video branching, gamifi cation, and seamless LMS integration, transforming traditional learning into engaging, personalised content.
D20
Colossyan
colossyan.com
B210
Colossyan is the AI video platform for workplace learning. Expensive fi lming costs, scheduling delays, and low engagement can seriously hinder the effectiveness of video-based learning initiatives. Colossyan helps teams overcome these hurdles by enabling users to create more effective training videos using text-to-speech AI avatars at a fraction of the cost. Automated video translation, scenario-based frameworks, and interactive knowledge checks ensure your initiatives are impactful.
Cornerstone powers the potential of organisations and their people to thrive in a changing world. Cornerstone Galaxy, the complete AI-powered workforce agility platform, meets organisations where they are. With Galaxy, organisations can identify skills gaps and development opportunities, retain and engage top talent, and provide multimodal learning experiences to meet the diverse needs of the modern workforce.
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