The Future of People Development. How digital and human coaching combine to help businesses thrive
People Development is Changing – Are You Ready?
The Modern Workplace Requires a New Blend
Traditional approaches to coaching and training, whether purely in-person or digital, are no longer delivering the consistent, scalable outcomes businesses need.
Leaders must grapple with the challenge of blending digital innovation with human connection to meet the diverse needs of today's workforce.
So what’s the future of high-performance team development?
It’s not about choosing between technology based or human coaching – it’s about combining the best of both.
In this dynamic and forward-looking webinar, we’ll talk with some coaching experts and uncover how leading companies are integrating digital tools with expert human coaching to unlock leadership potential, boost engagement, and build resilient, high-performing teams.
Who Should Attend?
Chief People Officers (CPOs)
HR and Learning & Development Leaders
Team Managers and Business Leaders looking to enhance people and business performance
Key Takeaways:
High performance in today’s teams demands a thoughtful fusion of tech-enabled coaching and human-led development.
Attendees will recognise these issues and understand why “one-size-fits-all” models fail, human-led or tech-driven
The future lies in human-tech partnerships, not competition. Businesses need to strike a balance, combining high-touch coaching with smart tech that adapts to individual and team needs.
Businesses must not just accept digital, they must proactively integrate it into their learning and development strategies.
Meet the Panel:
Marcus Dimbleby: Executive Leadership Coach – expert in C-suite transformation through Applied Critical Thinking
Lis Powney:Transformational Speaker & Culture Change Specialist – helping frontline leaders grow
Ben Williams: Loopin CEO & Co-Founder & Ex-Royal Marine – leadership under pressure, powered by tech
Phil Wilding: L&D Leader, Top Law Firm – building scalable people strategies