Since 2003, the Chief Learning Officer Learning in Practice awards have recognized learning leaders who demonstrate excellence in the design and delivery of employee development programs through a combination of qualities such as leadership, vision, business acumen and strategic alignment.
Winners were announced during the awards reception at Chief Learning Officer Symposium Fall 2019. Nominations for the 2020 Learning in Practice Awards will be accepted starting April 2020.
Take a look at some of the past Learning in Practice award winners.
If you have questions about the awards, selection process or nomination form, inquiries can be directed to astjohn@humancapitalmedia.com.
The Learning In Practice Awards are given annually to practitioners and providers in recognition of excellence in learning and employee development. Gold, silver and bronze awards are awarded in two broad classes. Practitioner awards recognize CLOs and qualified senior learning leaders for their work within their organizations. Provider awards recognize qualified service providers, vendors and consultants for their work on behalf of a client organization.
For the learning executive who is without peer in developing and executing learning and development strategies, marshaling and managing resources and achieving measurable success. The CLO of the Year award recognizes executives for their body of work over the course of their career.
For learning executives who have implemented a significant measurement or evaluation program that has demonstrated exceptional business impact from their workforce development programs. Potential results may include measures of employee retention, sales, revenue growth, customer satisfaction or cost reduction, among others.
For learning departments that have partnered in a progressive way with business partners or external organizational divisions and functions such as the sales and marketing department or external customer groups to develop and deliver a targeted employee development program that supports the partner’s goals.
For learning executives who have marshaled resources and applied innovative practices, processes and/or technologies in a new and groundbreaking way to address a significant business or organizational opportunity.
For learning executives who have demonstrated exceptional business acumen combined with forward-looking vision to develop and execute a comprehensive learning strategy that clearly aligns employee development with broader organizational strategy.
For learning executives who have developed a program that effectively integrates learning into broader talent management initiatives such as employee engagement, onboarding, succession planning, recruiting or performance management.
For learning executives who have delivered new and unique applications of emerging technology to employee learning and development.
For learning executives who have either launched a new enterprise learning function or completely overhauled existing workforce development initiatives in the past year.
Recognizes accredited academic learning institutions that have partnered with an organization in the past year to develop skills, competency or knowledge in a general employee population.
Recognizes vendors that have deployed a variety of tools in support of a client’s learning program that delivers engaging learning combining multiple modalities.
Recognizes vendors that have provided significant investment of company resources and time in support of a community service project or initiative.
Recognizes vendors that have created superior customized and/or off-the-shelf learning content.
Recognizes vendors that have rolled out an innovative and effective e-learning program or suite for a client.
Recognizes executive education providers that have delivered a targeted executive education program for a client that has delivered measurable results.
Recognizes vendors that have rolled out an innovative learning technology for a client such as machine learning, artificial intelligence, apps, video, social collaboration tools or games and simulations.
Recognizes vendors or consultants who have effectively supported a client’s learning and development function to set strategy or establish or implement a program via consulting or whole or partial outsources services.