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August 4, 2005 Jean TT Internal Issues, Training and Education 4 Comments

Post-graduate Programmes offered:
University

  • Innovation
  • Storytelling
  • Leadership
  • Diversity
  • Generations
  • Strategy
  • Team dynamics
  • Communication
  • Learning
  • etc.

Why not?

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  1. Mike says:

    Why not indeed. Isn’t this an natural extension of the Talent Community concept? How can the two link up and cross-pollinate?

  2. neo says:

    this is really not a bad idea, considering i think some of the course material offered by universities is redundant, man we can blow the world away!!! Come Jean, begin the process, why not???

  3. bbrady says:

    I agree. This is the “currency” of the future businesses. We need more people who understand these issues and not simply nod their acknowledgement to them. What if we approached Nick Binedell from Gibs with this sort of idea, I am sure he would bite!

  4. Roger says:

    Since I’m the web guru maybe I should mention I’ve set up multiple online learning sites – and could do the same for the TmTd university. Wouldn’t it make sense to base it online anyway – and to maybe offset that with real world meetings? Anyway, check out http://www.emergeacademy.net for my example.

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