The 6 Most Important Things to Boost Training Effectiveness This on-demand session will teach you the six most important thigns you can do to increase training effectiveness. In today’s rapidly-changing business climate, learning is more important than ever. Companies with the most effective training programs enjoy a competitive advantage. In this interactive and engaging session, you will learn the six practices that differentiate high-impact programs from learning scrap. Based on the best-selling Six Disciplines of Breakthrough Learning, this session will help you better align training with business objectives, enhance engagement of participants and their managers, increase learning transfer back on the job, and evaluate what really matters to the business. Walk Away With New Ideas: Map training courses to business objectives Get learner and manager buy-in Improve on-the-job performance Understand what KPIs to measure Watch this webinar now! About Our Speaker: Dr. Roy Pollock Dr. Roy Pollock is the Chief Learning Officer and a founder of The 6Ds® Company. He is co‐author of the best‐selling Six Disciplines of Breakthrough Learning, which Will Thalheimer of Work-Learning Research called “the most important book of the last decade in the workplace learning field.” Dr. Pollock a popular international speaker and consultant who has a passion for helping individuals and organizations excel. He has extensive experience in business management, learning, and strategy development. Prior to founding The 6Ds Company, Dr. Pollock served as Chief learning Officer for the Fort Hill Company, as Assistant Dean for Curriculum Development, Cornell University College of Veterinary Medicine; Vice President, Strategic Product Development for SmithKline Beecham Animal Health and Vice President, Companion Animal Division for Pfizer. Dr. Pollock received his B.A. magna cum laude from Williams College, and his Doctor of Veterinary Medicine degree with highest honors as well as his Ph.D. degree from Cornell University. He lives and works at Swamp College in Trumansburg, NY.
