This webinar is scheduled for Thursday, November 14, 2024, at 10 a.m. EST / 4 p.m. WAT / 3 p.m. GMT.

This webinar is designed for trainers, instructional designers, other learning and development specialists, and training managers looking to revolutionize their approach to training design and development.

What sets a good trainer apart and leaves a lasting impression on the participants? How can one become an inspirational trainer who motivates learners to apply what they learn in class? Are you that kind of trainer? Would you like to crack the secret of becoming an exceptional trainer?

In an era of technology rapidly transforming the workplace, understanding and leveraging AI in HR functions is crucial. This webinar will provide insights and practical tools for integrating AI into talent management and succession planning strategies. 

In today's data-driven world, many L&D professionals struggle to translate a wealth of information into actionable insights that transform their training programs. The key to unlocking a transformative learning experience lies in harnessing the power of data and analytics. 

Are you curious about the evolving Learning and Development  (L&D) landscape? Are you prepared for what the future holds?

As the world continues to celebrate women following International Women's Day, we invite you to join the discussion "Invest in Women: Empowering Women through Learning and Development", which will emphasize the importance of continuous learning and development for women's leadership.

In October 2023, GLC hosted a webinar titled "Maximizing Training Effectiveness: Transforming Training into Action for Your Organization and Clients." Featuring a panel of experts with over 78 years of combine

In an ever-changing world, the importance of diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) is increasingly recognized across all sectors of society.

Facilitating live online meetings and training events can be daunting if you’re not prepared. What if things go wrong? What if you have technical issues, and attendees will get distracted?