The Learning Awards 2022 Finalists Announced
The LPI (Learning and Performance Institute) is proud to announce the finalists for the 2022 LEARNING AWARDS, the learning sector’s annual celebration of outstanding achievement, best practice and excellence in corporate learning and performance.
Finalists for the 2022 LEARNING AWARDS, representing the highest achieving individuals and organisations in the field of learning and development, were announced today by the LPI. Debuting two new categories for 2022 – the Learning Culture of the Year award and the Learning Giveback Award - the 20 awards categories received a record number of submissions from around the globe, from leading international brands to emerging start-ups. All the shortlisted finalists have been selected due to their demonstration of innovation, exceptional performance and contribution to the learning profession.
The shortlisted entries will now progress to the judging stage, where panels of three independent industry experts will evaluate each entry and decide the ultimate winners. The new Learning Giveback award will be decided by public vote, with a voting opening in November.
Speaking about the Learning Awards, the LPI's CEO, Edmund Monk, said: “The stature and prestige of The Learning Awards is unrivalled. From those shortlisted to the eventual winners, we find time and again that the experience of being involved with the Awards opens the door for life-changing opportunities, as companies and individuals are often sought out for their experience and innovation.”
“I’m particularly delighted to see that the total number of submissions has, once again, beaten all previous years – a sure sign that the global L&D industry continues to prevail against recent challenges. Not only have we seen our largest number of entries but also the depth and quality of submissions has continued to rise. I find it extremely gratifying to discover how each individual or organisation has uniquely approached workplace learning, and how they have all found new ways to drive performance within business.”
“I’d like to offer my congratulations to all the Finalists and look forward to meeting them personally at the Marriott Grosvenor House London on the 17th February 2022.”
The shortlisted finalists are as follows:
Apprenticeship Programme of the Year
Corndel
Hitachi Capital UK
Johnstons of Elgin
M Group Services
Medipro Limited
QA Ltd
Raytheon Professional Services
Willis Towers Watson
Digital Learning Transformation of the Year Award (Sponsored by Capita)
Attensi & Circle K
20/20 Project Management Training
Bentley
Dojo
Lumina Learning
Seetec Pluss
UniCredit SpA
Virgin Atlantic Airways
External Learning Solution of the Year (Sponsored by A Cloud Guru)
Attensi & Hiscox
Capita
Degreed
Go1
NSE Academy Ltd
Resilience Development Company
Rise Up
The Happy Learning Company
Innovation in Learning Award (Sponsored by Gp Strategies)
Babcock International
Filtered
Novo Nordisk
PepsiCo
Rolls-Royce
Tata Consultancy Services
Telstra
The Leadership Network
Internal Learning Solution of the Year (Sponsored by OfCourseMe)
Allianz SE
Ericsson
Hiscox Insurance
IFC
Natwest Group
NHSBT
Schroders
The Football Association
Learning Impact Award (Sponsored by Logical Operations)
Dojo
Growth Engineering
HPC
NHS England and Improvement
OPEN Health Communications
PepsiCo
Sub 10 Ltd & Sage
Swisscom (Schweiz) AG
Learning Leader of the Year (Sponsored by Go1)
Geraldine Kemp – Barclays
Jess Hall – Well Pharmacy
Karen Powell – NIIT
Kasia Suwinska – Dojo
Kristina Tsiriotakis – DECIEM
Liana Mackey – Dell Technologies
Lisa Johnson – NHSBT
Renee Sanabria – HearingLife
Learning Platform of the Year
5App
Barco
British American Tobacco
Evolution Wellness
Intuition
LemonadeLXP
Generali & OfCourseMe
Skilla – Amicucci Formazione srl
Learning Professional of the Year (Sponsored by Lidl)
Andrew Jacobs – Llarn
Ashirvad Lobo – Air Arabia
Eric Peotto – NHSBT
Khadija Moore – Gildan
Lindsey Costello – Veeam
Louise Clinton – Well Pharmacy
Michelle Roodt – Sponge
Victoria Craig – Portico
Learning Provider of the Year
AARP
Attensi
Coaching Culture
Docebo
Faculty of Skills
Happy Ltd
NIIT
THRIVE
Learning Team of the Year (Sponsored by Docebo)
ABM Industries
Capita
FirstPort
GroupM
PepsiCo
PwC
Taylor Wessing LLP
Virgin Atlantic Airways
Learning Technologies Award
Everis Consultancy
Make Real
MetLife & NIIT
Saffron Interactive
Seasalt Cornwall
SmartFox Technologies™
Stein IAS
Thinqi
Onboarding Programme
Accenture
AND Digital
Barclays
Johnson and Johnson
Philip Morris International (PMI)
Serco
Shaw Trust
Webhelp
The People Development Programme of the Year – Private Sector (Sponsored by Valamis)
AstraZeneca
Colt Technology Services
Ericsson
Everis
Hitachi Capital UK
HPC
Portico
Well Pharmacy
The People Development Programme of the Year – Public Sector
Artha Learning
College of Policing
NIIT
Nuclear Decommissioning Authority
PayPal
Purple Media Ltd
State Government of Tasmania
The Royal Marsden NHS Foundation Trust
Rising Star (Sponsored by EdCast)
Alina Vasile – The Leadership Network
Amritha Muralidharan – British American Tobacco
Ben Tumilty – Barclays
Beth Wright – Natural History Museum
Esmée Tijs – Schouten Global
Faryn Pearson – MasterStart
Federico Presicci – GDS Group
Richard Jennings – People UnBoxed
Start-Up Learning Provider of The Year
CBEHx
Class Technologies
EdApp
Examus
iAM
MAAS Marketing
Schoolytics
Sub-10 Ltd
Learning Culture of the Year Award (Sponsored by Class Technologies)
DECIEM
FIS
L’OREAL
Los Angeles Pacific University
NHS Property Services
Novartis
Santander
UST
Learning Giveback Award (Sponsored by RiseUp)
John Hinchliffe – Jam Pam
Phillipa White – The International Exchange (TIE)
Principality Building Society
LAE Tottenham & Dojo
NIIT
BMO Financial Group
Capita
MasterStart