Connect 2024: Be the disruption
Participants at The Learning Network’s annual conference discuss how L&D can set an agenda for positive change.
Connect 2024 took place in London last week. Its theme was ‘be the disruption’.
Learning and development practitioners often feel disruption is something that happens to them. And it can hurt if you're not the one doing the disrupting.
There were four debates on how L&D might anticipate and lead disruptive change, an exhibition of learning providers, keynotes from Laura Overton and Cara North and talks from learning and development practitioners.
Learning News was there to find out what everyone came up with and gather views about the big topics facing the profession.
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Contributors to Learning News's programmes at Connect 2024: Laura Overton - Learning Changemakers, Cara North - JP Morgan Chase, Yasmine Alani - Media Zoo, Alan Hiddleston - Access, Natasha Berridge - Guider, Heidi Kirby - Useful Stuff, Cheryl Clemons - StoryTagger, Pete Ashcroft - Media Zoo, Scott Hewitt - Real Projects, Tonia Mamai - Make Real, Thembi Watt - Greater London Authority, Gemma Glover - iAM Learning, Jo Cook - TJ, Gent Ahmetaj - Mind Tools, Julie Drybrough - Fuchsia Blue, Fiona McBride, Cathy Hoy - CLO100, Toby Harris - Filtered, Tom McDowall, EVOLVE and The Learning Network, Richard Price - NHS England and The Learning Network, Melissa Sabella - The Honeycomb Works, Joanne Lockwood - SEE Change Happen, Kim Ellis - L&D Free Spirits, Hannah Clark - MAAS Marketing, Gent Ahmetaj - Mind Tools, Lara Holding-Jones, Pink Jelly, Vanessa Deroo - The Pensions Regulator.