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Using AI to keep courses aligned with real job openings. Debra McCusker shares her insights in how she created an AI tool to help her with this task and it impacts.

Even in an “AI-crazy” world, Nicholas Kurian argues that leadership remains a fundamentally human act one honed best in the messiness of real classroom problems.

Is AI finally breaking the wall between custom-built and ready-made learning content? Craig Simon provides his insights to this question and more questions on AI in the L&D world.

Sales training success means combining timeless fundamentals with technology, John Golden reveals how to get it right in a rapidly changing world.

Charles Thiede joins Kenny to spotlight the rise of peer-to-peer learning. They talk trust, micro-networks, and how to build cultures where people want to share, solve, and scale learning together.

Kenny welcomes Jeremy Blain to discuss the evolving demands on leaders in the digital age. From failing transformation strategies to the rise of vulnerability and empowerment, they explore what it truly takes to lead now.

In this episode of The Learning Curve, Kenny speaks with Ashley Hinchcliffe about how L&D can benefit from marketing tactics—from understanding audience personas to aligning learning with business goals. Tune in for data-driven strategies that move beyond completions to true impact.

In this episode, Diego Fiche joins Kenny to explore how storytelling drives deeper learning and leadership. From cultural memory to emotional triggers, they unpack why stories matter—and how L&D leaders can wield them with purpose.

In this episode of The Learning Curve, Kenny is joined not by one but by two guests: Prof. Peter Konhäusner, VP of Gisma University, and Jeffery Lovejoy, Talent Acquisition Team lead at GotPhoto.

In this episode of The Learning Curve, Kenny is joined by Kayvon Touran, the founder & CEO of Zal.ai who leads us on a journey to explore how AI is revolutionizing the learning and development (L&D) space, particularly through role-playing learning scenarios.

In this episode of The Learning Curve, Kenny has a fascinating conversation with Eckhart Jensen, an HR and training expert who has worked with industry giants like Daimler and now leads HR Act in Singapore. Eckhart shares his journey from being the youngest Head of Training and Development in the German chemical industry to his pivotal role in the Daimler-Chrysler merger. He provides a behind-the-scenes look at the challenges of merging different corporate cultures and mindsets, particularly the German engineering precision versus American business philosophies. Eckhart also talks about how his work in HR strategy laid the foundation for adapting businesses to new challenges and technologies, setting the stage for the future of training in the manufacturing world.

Gunnar shares his two decades of experience in human resources and consulting, emphasizing the importance of understanding desired outcomes and maintaining transparent communication. He highlights the need for early engagement, addressing concerns, and involving all stakeholders to meet organizational goals. The conversation covers challenges like resistance to change and sustaining momentum, advocating for continuous support, education, and the ADKAR model (Awareness, Desire, Knowledge, Ability, Reinforcement) as a structured approach. Agile, adaptable leadership is also underscored as crucial for successful change initiatives.

Hear thought-provoking insights into the use of artificial intelligence (AI) in the learning and development (L&D) in our latest episode of "The Learning Curve". Host Kenny welcomes Adam Barty, Managing Director of Revium, a leading boutique digital consulting firm specialising in innovative technological solutions. Together, they embark on an insightful discussion exploring AI's transformative potential and its implications for businesses and individuals alike. Adam shares his journey into AI, highlighting the importance of staying ahead of technological advancements, and discusses practical applications and strategies for leveraging AI's benefits in L&D. Kenny and Adam shed light on breakthroughs in large language models, democratizing access to AI technologies and paving the way for further innovation in areas such as video content creation and personalisation. Join us to explore the practical implications and challenges of integrating AI into learning strategies, offering valuable insights and advice for organisations considering AI adoption. From introductory sessions and policy development to workshops and pilot projects, learn how embracing AI can propel organizations forward in the ever-evolving landscape of L&D. Don't miss out on this engaging discussion that promises to reshape your understanding of AI's role in shaping the future of learning.   💬 About the podcast guest:   Adam Barty is the Managing Director of Digital & AI Consultancy Revium and the Co-founder of fintech startup HelpPay. As a recognised thought leader in digital and AI, Adam provides strategic guidance and insights. With a team of around 50 skilled experts, he works with a suite of corporate clients providing guidance and practical expertise across the digital spectrum.

CEO and Founder of Growthcave. Matthew Doig delves into the shifts, challenges and transformations brought about by AI, highlighting the need for both companies and individuals to prioritise soft skills for success amidst technological advancements. Within our organisations, we need to look more than just what benefits AI will bring us, but also at the people using the AI. In discussion the discussions, Matthew helps Kenny explore the emergence of new job opportunities in areas where AI falls short, highlighting the indispensable role of human capabilities. Matthew identifies essential skills, termed ‘power skills’ for navigating the evolving technological landscape effectively: critical thinking, creativity, collaboration, adaptability, and emotional intelligence. The discussion prompts reflection on what organisations can do to support individuals in honing these uniquely human skills. Tune in to this fascinating episode to find out more.   💬 About the podcast guest:   Matthew Doig is a Human Potential Practitioner who has spent over two decades helping individuals and organisations reach their full potential. As the Founder and CEO of Growth Cave, a Human Potential Development company, he enables people to make the personal and professional transformations necessary to thrive in the Digital Age.

The latest episode of The Learning Curve with Kenny features an exciting special guest. Assel Mussagaliyeva-Tang, founder and chief learning officer of EDUTech Future, provides customised education, training, consulting, and coaching programmes for individuals and organisations. Together with Kenny, Assel delves into the topic of future skills.     Assel sets out how important it is for companies to help their employees develop the skills needed to build meaningful careers for tomorrow. Crucially, these are the human-centric skills that can’t be acquired by machines. Assel also highlights the value of mentorship and urges companies to embrace a broader view of assessment, engage employees on a daily basis, and create career pathways by defining core skills rather than limited job descriptions, which can lead to greater employee satisfaction and productivity.     Given the ongoing digitalisation, future-ready skills are the key to innovation for companies seeking to keep abreast of new technological developments. Don't miss this episode!     💬 About the podcast guest:   Assel Mussagaliyeva-Tang has many years of experience in education, technology, and international development. As the founder and chief learning officer of EDUTech Future, Assel provides customised training programmes for individuals and organizations. Assel is a certified Microsoft in Education Global Training Partner and Asia-Pacific Learning Partner, delivering bespoke EdTech trainings and offering L&D consulting and mentorship programmes for corporates.