Chapter Summary
Chiefexecutives have becoming active supporters ofa range oflearning programs, including company-wide e-Iearning, management development programs, and academic partnerships that support organizational goals.
The corporate university functions as a facilitator in designing these learning programs, often in cooperation with business unit managers, and in all situations, with the active support of the CEO and senior management team. In some organizations, the CEO has become "The Education CEO," championing new education initiatives such as George David's (CEO UTC) Employee Scholar Program or Michael Dell's "I Know the Net." The distinguishing feature is active involvement of the CEO in creating the vision for how to align learning to business goals and then holding his team accountable for these objectives.
Chapter SummaryChiefexecutives have becoming active supporters ofa range oflearning programs, including company-wide e-Iearning, management development programs, and academic partnerships that support organizational goals.The corporate university functions as a facilitator in designing these learning programs, often in cooperation with business unit managers, and in all situations, with the active support of the CEO and senior management team. In some organizations, the CEO has become "The Education CEO," championing new education initiatives such as George David's (CEO UTC) Employee Scholar Program or Michael Dell's "I Know the Net." The distinguishing feature is active involvement of the CEO in creating the vision for how to align learning to business goals and then holding his team accountable for these objectives.
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