Connect. Grow. Learn.
The Breakfast Club has a 17-year history of connecting leaders over breakfast to strengthen the link between learning and development and business strategy. In 2022, the Breakfast Club returns as a virtual, mini-event series hosted by Chief Learning Officer and Talent Management and will feature top CLOs and learning and talent leaders.
Each month’s mini-event will last about 2 hours and will consist of a 60-minute panel discussion with L&D and talent practitioners, a 20-minute FASTtalk presentation and a 20-minute breakout session for attendees and speakers to discuss the day’s themes, followed by closing remarks from CLO’s editor in chief.
highlights
Upcoming Breakfast Club Events
11 a.m. – 1 p.m. ET
June 28, 2022
Diversity, equity and inclusion has been on organizations’ radar for some time, but in the wake of months of civil unrest and simmering racial tensions in 2020 and 2021, it’s become a bigger priority than ever before. And now, addressing the big B — belonging — within organizations is something that employees demand and strong […]Register
July 13, 2022
What truly motivates today’s employees? According to recent research in the human capital field, when it comes to Gen Z and younger workers in particular, it’s all about career growth. And that requires placing an emphasis on upskilling and reskilling people for the jobs they have now and the ones they will want in the […]RegisterJuly 26, 2022
Metrics and data are paramount in helping organizations gain a deeper understanding of the impact of their L&D programs. As businesses are placing increased emphasis on upskilling and reskilling their workforce for the future of work, what should they be measuring to ensure their initiatives are having the desired impact on skill gaps?RegisterAugust 24, 2022
The past few years accelerated our relationship with technology and remote work. Join us for this discussion on the latest innovations in the tech space as it relates to talent and HR, and how organizations are utilizing technology to keep their people engaged, productive and happy.RegisterSeptember 27, 2022
In the face of rapid technological disruption and automation, developing soft skills among the workforce has never been more important. Fueled by the pandemic, organizations are emphasizing the importance of empathy, communication skills, adaptability, active listening and other distinctly “human” skills. How are learning leaders addressing this need and what are the barriers in doing […]RegisterOctober 13, 2022
COVID-19 disrupted in-person operations and forced companies to trim costs, but, according to a 2021 survey conducted by Financial Times, it has also reinforced many employers’ commitment to providing development opportunities for a broader range of their middle and senior managers. More than 25 percent of surveyed CLOs said they intend to increase their budgets for […]RegisterNovember 16, 2022
Many lessons have emerged or been underscored during the past couple years, but one of the biggest is that change is the only constant – and rather than fear it, we must embrace it in order to thrive. But how can organizations prepare for an uncertain future and ensure their people are positioned for success, […]RegisterDecember 14, 2022
Initially, the pandemic forced many organizations and their teams into survival mode. As time passed, however, many organizations got more creative with their solutions, products and offerings. Looking forward, what is the learning leader’s role in helping to unleash people’s creativity, and how can we create psychologically safe spaces where people feel safe to experiment […]RegisterPast Breakfast Club Events
on demand
January 26, 2022
Linear career progression is a thing of the past. The past almost two years of global disruption and the ongoing talent retention crisis have further increased the need for organizations to think of employee career progression along a lattice instead of the more traditional ladder. What do learning and development teams need to be thinking […]Watch NowFebruary 16, 2022
The world of work is likely forever changed. Organizations face ongoing challenges related to adoption of new digital tools and processes, keeping talent connected and productive, and ensuring employees stay engaged. How can talent leaders balance employees’ flexibility needs and ensure their emotional and mental well-being in remote and hybrid work environments?Watch NowMarch 30, 2022
Learning delivery methods and practices are evolving, and learning teams have been forced to get more creative than ever before during this time of great disruption. What does experiential learning look like in virtual and hybrid workplaces, and how are organizations measuring the ROI of these efforts?Watch NowApril 27, 2022
“Spirit of inquiry” is generally defined as a persistent sense of curiosity that informs both learning and practice. How can learning leaders cultivate a psychologically safe environment where learners feel comfortable being their authentic selves and questioning the status quo, ultimately driving organizational innovation and creativity?Watch NowMay 11, 2022
Remote experiential learning — sounds kind of like an oxymoron, doesn’t it? The concept of learning by doing naturally invokes thoughts of a hands-on, collaborative experience, especially in certain industries. But if the past two years have taught us anything, it’s that where there’s a will, there’s a way. Pivoting to deliver successful, engaging, impactful […]Watch NowMay 24, 2022
The COVID-19 pandemic has blurred the line of work/life balance, and, consequently, employees’ mental health and well-being have never been more widely discussed. Now more than ever, talent leaders must foster empathy, inclusion and psychological safety in the workplace to recruit and retain top talent.Watch Now2022 Breakfast Club Speakers
Adri Maisonet Morales
Vice President, Enterprise Learning and Blue University at Blue Cross Blue Shield of North Carolina (BCBSNC)
Christyl Lucille Murray, Moderator
Executive Director, Diversity & Inclusion Officer at Corporate and Institutional Solutions, Morgan Stanley
Denise Reed Lamoreaux
Worldwide Learning Director of Customer Success for Accessible Accommodations at Microsoft
Dr. Janina Beilner
Senior Vice President Education Services & Workforce Solutions, Customer Services at Siemens Healthineers
Jason Weber
Associate Vice Chancellor – Leader and Culture Development at Texas Tech University System
Jennifer Buchanan
Senior Director II, Leadership, Learning and Talent Development at Sam's Club/Walmart Inc.
Judy Whitcomb, SPHR, SHRM-SCP, Moderator
Senior Vice President – Organizational Strategy and Effectiveness at Vi
Kevin Wilde, Moderator
Executive Leadership Fellow at Carlson School of Management, University of Minnesota
Matthew Rota, Ph.D.
Assistant Dean, Technology and Innovation at College of Nursing, University of Cincinnati
agenda
Each CLO Breakfast Club event is approximately 2 hours long and is listed in Eastern Standard Time.
| Welcome Address | 5 MIN | 11:00-11:05 AM |
|---|---|---|
| Panel Discussion + Q&A | 60 MIN | 11:05-12:05 AM |
| FastTalk + Q&A | 20 MIN | 12:05-12:25 PM |
| Research/Audience-Polling Session | 20 MIN | 12:25-12:45 PM |
| Closing Address | 5 MIN | 12:45-12:50 PM |
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