Star-studded line up
We’re delighted to announce that Yehuda Shinar is the latest addition to a line up of some of the training industry’s biggest names. Yehuda is a world-renowned winning coach who has been behind several sporting successes in recent years, most notably working with Sir Clive Woodward of the England rugby team, helping them to win the world cup in 2003.
As well as Yehuda, on day one both streams will hear from Charles Jennings, director of Duntroon Associates and former chief learning officer of Reuters. Charles will be opening the conference with a keynote speech: “From Plato to Socrates: The challenge of performance-centric training and development”.
On day two, both streams will be involved in a three-hour workshop lead by Jim Kirkpatrick entitled ‘Training on trial’, preparing delegates for the inevitable day when they have to effectively demonstrate the value of training on the bottom line of their business.
Small intimate workshops
We’ve purposefully limited the number of available delegate places to 100 in each stream, to ensure the workshops give delegates the chance to put their questions to the experts, take a hands-on approach and ultimately challenge and extend their thinking.
Some of the most respected names in the training industry leading the workshops including Jim Kirkpatrick, who will be delivering a workshop in the UK for the first time, Peter Honey who will be exploring learning styles and Deborah McGovern who will be focussing on Belbin Team Roles.
Don’t miss out, there are just 100 spaces available for each stream, so you’ll need to book early to avoid disappointment.
Breaking news: Members of the CMI and BILD are invited to take advantage of a 50% discount on ticket prices to TrainingZone Live.
Members of either of these organisations can add their discount to the early-bird rate if tickets are booked before 23rd April 2010.
Ruth Spellman, chief executive, CMI, said: "The CMI is delighted to be supporting TrainingZone Live. The two day event will immerse delegates in the world of learning and development, helping them to challenge and extend their thinking. As we move towards economic recovery, innovation is critical; TrainingZone Live recognises this fact and offers delegates an opportunity to uncover new ways of tackling the challenges we face.”
Early-bird rate is available until 23 April but places are going fast…
Book before the 23 April 2010 to receive your early-bird discount.
