Closing the Critical Skills Gap – Where and How to Address It
The skills gap challenge is real but organizations that regularly address leadership needs will rise above their competitors.
How will you and your company address the leadership skills gap? Start with yourself.
Leaders can establish a culture of learning to address the skills gap. The results will significantly impact your organization’s success.
How to Earn a Predictive Analytics Badge
Using predictive analytics tools requires a fundamental understanding of the concepts, methods, and application of those tools.
How to Use your Veterans Education Benefits on a Kelley School of Business Executive Education Certificate
The Kelley School of Business at Indiana University offers veterans education benefits that help veterans earn career-enhancing credentials.
Diversity, Equity, Inclusion: Learn Inclusive Leadership at the Kelley School of Business
The Inclusive Leadership Online Certificate program from the Kelley School is a comprehensive immersion into inclusive leadership.
Retaining Your Best Employees May Be Easier Than You Think
By Paul Slaggert, Director of Open Enrollment Programs, Kelley Executive Education, Indiana University I have recently seen quite a few articles that anticipate a wave of employee turnover as Americans put the pandemic behind them. Making a career move during the pandemic was not possible for many people. Leaving a [...]
A Good Leader Knows What’s Important to People on the Job
A good leader knows what's important to people on the job. Paul Slaggert has been helping leaders be their best for more than 40 years.
Is a Business Certificate Worth It?
A business certificate from the Kelley School of Business is a springboard to career advancement. Explore your options, on campus or online.
Inclusive Leadership: Courage, Commitment, Collaboration
Inclusive leadership has never been more important. Learn how diversity, equity, and inclusion work together.
Leadership Lessons from the Pandemic
There are many leadership lessons from the pandemic. This one might be a surprise, but you can help alleviate the challenges of remote work.