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Four Principles to Maximize the Value of the Training You Provide
Organizations worldwide have long recognized that workforce development makes economic sense. However, there is increasing pressure to cement the link from the classroom to organizational results. On our recent webinar “From Training…To Results,” KT Master Trainer, John Ager along with Lisa Olenski, Director of Transformation Support for BJC Healthcare, shared their wealth of experience, outlining the critical success factors for setting up truly transformational capability development programs.
With 20 years of experience working with Fortune 500 companies to help them achieve measurable results, John Ager has just completed a white paper describing the four principles covered in the webinar and why they are essential if you want to effectively maximize your training investment. It includes four client cases that describe how they were successful in implementing these four principles in their organization.
27 – 29 April 2010
Jakarta Convention Center – Indonesia
The IndoCBM 2010 conference is a ‘must attend’ event for companies keen to leverage on the vast opportunities presented by Indonesia’s potential CBM resources, circa 450 TCF. A production target of 1 billion standard cubic feet per day by 2025 has been set in the government’s initial CBM development plan.
With the government’s new initiative to deliver CBM for electrical generation by 2011, plans for further revision of CBM regulation and contract terms to be completed this year are expected to propel the development of Indonesia’s CBM industry. 20 CBM contracts have been awarded in and more CBM areas are to be offered.
Gain insights from Indonesian policy makers and leading international CBM experts on new industry developments, future projections in current economic and regulatory context, key CBM E&P project updates, best practices and strategies relating to Exploration and Exploitation, Production, Utilization, Financing and Commercialization, and explore practical business solutions to bring CBM to rapid production in Indonesia.
For further information please contact:
Conference & Exhibition Secretariat
Jl. Kebon Baru III No. 4 Jakarta 12830
The Yale University Chapter of Engineers Without Borders works closely with local communities in developing countries to deliver much needed services and education to people in need. In February 2010, they had the opportunity to invite Leonardo J. Stoute, Founder and President of the LSI Group, to discuss with them the needs and opportunities for sustainable infrastructure in West Sumatra, Indonesia. Professor Stoute, who also teaches at Andalas University in Padang, brought the group up to speed on the aftermath of the devestating earthquakes that hit West Sumatra in the fall of 2009.
Prof. Stoute discussing with Engineers Without Borders at Yale
Prof. Stoute’s presentation began with an introduction to the geography and culture of West Sumatra, Indonesia, home of the Minangkabau, one of the oldest and largest matrilineal societies still in existence today. He touched briefly on the uniqueness of the Minang culture as one of the foundations of other cultures throughout Indonesia, Malaysia, and Southeast Asia. Over 1 milion of the Minang were effected when the magnitude 6.9 and 7.9 earthquakes hit on September 30, 2009. The people, strong-hearted, generous, and welcoming, are currently experiencing the aftermath of a tragic natural disaster, and are still feeling the consequences of the lack of necessities such as adequate shelter.
President and CEO of the LSI Group, Leonardo Stoute, was invited to speak to a class of executive MBA students at the Indonesian Development Management Institute (IPMI) on the topic of Intercultural Communication and its growing importance in today’s world.
This is the first part of a 12 part series. The remaining parts are available only on request. Please contact us if you would like to access the rest of the series. Thank you.
In preparation for the opening of the Center for Sustainable Enterprise, we have assembled the following important resources:
