The Training an External Audience One
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This week’s guests are
Helen Bailey is the award-winning Head of Learning and Development at Strategi Solutions and has worked in L&D across a variety of sectors including education, healthcare, retail and transport. She is passionate about Mental Health, Leadership Development, Inclusion, Evidence Based L&D and creating impactful solutions which drive real business value.
Helen is on LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/helen-bailey-5389499/
Our Strategi Events: Events – Strategi – events – Staffordshire (strategisolutions.co.uk)
Holly MacDonald is the owner and “Chief Spark” of Spark + Co a custom elearning firm, based in Canada who specialize in designing and developing instructional products for external audiences. She’s been in the instructional design and elearning field since the late 1990’s (really). She’s been running Spark + Co for the past 16 ½ years and in that time has worked with over 75 clients on hundreds of projects. She’s a whale nerd and a kayaker who loves spending time in the great outdoors. Also a sucker for a good dog video.
She can be found on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/hollymacdonald/ and Twitter https://twitter.com/sparkandco
Her website is www.sparkandco.ca
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