The $400 billion Learning & Development industry is built on a massive blind spot: mistaking activity for progress. While corporate budgets fund endless tech platforms, trendy buzzwors, and feel-good feedback surveys, L&D veteran Noah Rabinowitz points out that organizations are left rich in solutions and poor in definition. True impact isn’t about how many people […]
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Faces of HR: Inside Kimberly Turnmire’s 25-Year HR Journey
Driven by a passion for helping people reach their potential, Kimberly Turnmire has built a remarkable 25-plus-year career in learning, leadership development, organizational effectiveness, culture, and talent strategy. Today, she leads enterprise-wide human capital strategy as the Executive Vice President of People at Organic Valley—the nation’s largest farmer-owned organic food cooperative, representing approximately 1,500 family […]
Project 2025’s Impact on Employment Policy and Practice is Controversial but Undeniable
Published in 2023 by conservative think tank the Heritage Foundation, Project 2025 espouses a number of policy changes throughout the government. An unapologetic conservative political manifesto, it calls for profound limitations on the ways government has been functioning for most of the past century. The clearly stated objective of the manifesto is to reduce the […]
HRDA Shorts: AMC Looking Towards HR’s Future
The future of HR changes every day, so how do HR leaders prepare? During SPARK Talent we got to sit down with Adam Murphy, Director of People Analytics for AMC Theatres, and ask these hard questions. And his answer might not be what you expect. Check out this clip from our on-site interview with Adam […]
5 Ways to Stop Chasing L&D Shiny Objects and Start Measuring What Matters
The Learning & Development (L&D) industry is a $400 billion market flooded with endless buzzwords, trend reports, and shiny new tools. Yet, despite billions spent every year, organizations still struggle to prove whether their training programs actually move the needle. As Noah Rabinowitz, Senior Client Partner at Korn Ferry, points out, we belong to an […]
Overcoming ‘FOBO’: How Employers Can Help Employees Stay Ready for What’s Next
Many organizations have significantly increased spending to roll out AI across their operations, and more and more of their employees are quietly wondering whether they’ll still have a job when the rollout is done. That worry now has a name, FOBO, short for fear of becoming obsolete, and the numbers back it up. Gallup’s latest […]
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5 Ways to Stop Chasing L&D Shiny Objects and Start Measuring What Matters
The Learning & Development (L&D) industry is a $400 billion market flooded with endless buzzwords, trend reports, and shiny new tools. Yet, despite billions spent every year, organizations still struggle to prove whether their training programs actually move the needle. As Noah Rabinowitz, Senior Client Partner at Korn Ferry, points out, we belong to an […]
Why Talent Velocity is the Ultimate Competitive Advantage in the AI Era
In today’s fast-moving business world, skills are shifting faster than most organizations can keep up. Artificial intelligence (AI) is rewriting how work gets done, and traditional HR playbooks are struggling to keep pace. Enter a game-changing concept for talent development leaders: Talent Velocity. Introduced by SPARK TALENT speaker Kevin Bishop, Director of Talent Development at […]
Data Behind the Screen: AMCs Speaks at SPARK
When you manage over 500 cinemas across the U.S., understanding the numbers is crucial to keeping the business successful. SPARK Talent attendees got a sneak peek into this world with speaker Adam Murphy, Director of People Analytics for AMC Theatres. With AI, Adam explains how easy it’s become to look at large swaths of data. […]
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Infographic: Mind the Gap—5 Rules for Measurable L&D
The $400 billion Learning & Development industry is built on a massive blind spot: mistaking activity for progress. While corporate budgets fund endless tech platforms, trendy buzzwors, and feel-good feedback surveys, L&D veteran Noah Rabinowitz points out that organizations are left rich in solutions and poor in definition. True impact isn’t about how many people […]
HRDA Shorts: AMC Looking Towards HR’s Future
The future of HR changes every day, so how do HR leaders prepare? During SPARK Talent we got to sit down with Adam Murphy, Director of People Analytics for AMC Theatres, and ask these hard questions. And his answer might not be what you expect. Check out this clip from our on-site interview with Adam […]
HR Works Video Podcast: Google’s HR Scholars
With the world outside the office in constant flux, the traditional leadership playbook HR leaders have been reading from needs to be thrown out. But one of the world’s leading tech companies has been hard at work, studying and testing how HR can be the most effective in these tumultuous times. In this week’s episode […]
