TJ Conference and Awards 2009
Celebrating best practice
Tuesday 23rd June 2009
The Commonwealth Club, 25 Northumberland Avenue, London, WC2N 5AP
TJ's Annual Conference focusses on personal development and best practice for all those involved in people development and workplace learning. The conference offers thought-provoking presentations from L&D professionals and business leaders, best practice organisations and inspirational experts. The conference is followed by the TJ Awards ceremony when the 2009 winners will be announced.
The conference programme is not yet finalised but the day will be opened with an inspiring presentation from Chris Barez-Brown head of global learning at innovation and creative giant, "What If!" Chris will be opening up the minds of the participants for a fully productive and creative day. You can view Chris in action on YouTube at http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=mZwzU5_5gxg
The conference will end with a presentation by Jackie Orme, CEO of the Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development. By June next year Jackie will have headed up the CIPD for over twelve months and will be giving her perspective on the world of learning and people development against an unprecedented backdrop of global economic change.
Other sessions will include:
- Storytelling and its application in learning and development with Margaret Parkin.
- Nic Sale head of diversity at Pearn Kandola will be presenting a case study with their client the BBC.
- Blue Sky Performance Improvement have won nearly 20 awards in three years for their bespoke programmes; CEO Marc Jantzen will share his thoughts on entering awards and their effect on organisational performance and individual motivation.
- Paul Addison and Leah Harrison Singer from the global training team at Bloomberg News will talk about the highs and lows of delivering a complex and technical programme to reporters, editors and broadcasters at its 135 bureaux worldwide.
The full programme will be available early in 2009.
Booking details
To book your place, or for further information, contact Peter Wright at peter.wright@trainingjournal.com or on +44 (0)20 7096 2936