...Around the learning world in ten days: 20 experts across five countries to share local perspectives on the future of corporate learning...
MUNICH – Wednesday 14th September 2011 – dp (digital publishing) the global provider of award winning Corporate Language Training (CLT), today announced it will host the world’s first global best practice forum on talent and performance management entitled: Exchange 2011. The theme for the forums will be ‘The Future of Learning’.
Armin Hopp, Founder and President of dp (digital publishing)
Free to attend, the Exchange 2011 forums are live interactive events, where delegates can discuss the challenges – and opportunities – facing organisations in training and talent development with e-learning experts. The forums will also provide delegates with an exclusive opportunity to hear about the latest e-learning trends and products; and to discuss how the latest technologies and blended learning techniques can best be employed to meet the needs of the modern learner.
The forums will be held in Cologne (Germany), Rome (Italy), Chongqing (China), Paris (France) and Madrid (Spain) between 21st and 29th September 2011.
Armin Hopp, Founder and President of dp, commented: “To secure and maintain a competitive edge in today's fast-paced global business environment, it is critical for organisations to drive performance by providing the best possible training support. This can range anything from learning practical job specific skills, gaining knowledge to meet industry compliance matters, or learning a new language so that your front line staff can be more effective. Exchange 2011 will provide industry professionals with a unique, interactive forum to find out about the very latest topics, trends and issues about workforce learning, and allow delegates to hear first-hand how learning strategies that are being applied to deliver real tangible results.”
The Exchange 2011 programme includes the following guest speakers:
Cologne, Germany: Wednesday, September 21
Venue: HR Expo – Europe's largest HR exhibition
Speakers include: Laura Overton, Managing Director (Towards Maturity); Martin Raske, Head of Global eLearning Solutions (Credit Suisse); Kirsten Winkler, eLearning Consultant & Journalist (edukwest.com) and Tobias Hagedorn, Project Leader eLearning (REWE-Group).
Rome, Italy: Wednesday, September 21
Venue: HRCommunity (HRC) knowledge group Formazione e Svilupppo.
Speakers include: Gabriele Belsito, Director Human Resources (Unieuro); Maurizio Nelli, Director Human Resources and Quality (Europcar Italia); Kimberly O'Rourke, Director Human Resources (GTA Europe & Octopustravel); Paola Sollima, Director Human Resources (CONSIP); Stefano Bottaro, Director Human Resources (ALLIANCE MEDICAL); Paola Giampaolo, HR Developement Vice President (Ansaldo STS); Roberta Occorso, HR Development Manager (Conbipel)
Chongqing, China: Tuesday, September 27
Venue: Higher Education Technology and Equipment Exhibition (CIEE)
Speakers include: Johan Dou, Director Human Resources (GEA Process Engineering)
Paris, France: Thursday, September 29
Venue: Le Cloître Ouvert
Speakers include: Michel Diaz, Associate Director (FEFAUR); Christophe Binot, eLearning Manager (TOTAL); Kristy Anamoutou, expert blended learning (EADS); Claire Khecha, Branch and Key Account Manager (OPCALIA National), Patrice Framboisier, Training Rollout Manager (Nexter)
Madrid, Spain: Thursday, September 29
Venue: Hotel de las Letras
Speakers include: Jose Luis Carazo, Director (Capital Humano), Maite Saenz, Director (Observatorio de RRHH), Consuelo Sánchez, Training Manager (CAM), Joaquín Rubio, HR Director (edp), Manfred Ewel, Academic Director and Deputy Director (Goethe Institute), Mercedes Boixerau, Vice President (UNED), Javier lozano, Vice President (APEL) and Mario Stofenmacher, eLearning Director (Tea Cegos).
More guest speakers will be added to the run up of the event. For the most up to date schedule or register a place, please go to
http://www.clt-net.com/exchange/. Follow up materials will also be on the Exchange 2011 website.
