House of Fraser scoops Gold in leadership and team groups of the TJ Awards 2016

Charles Jennings, champion of the 70:20:10 model, on technology and learning

Futurist and guru, on learning, technology and Broadway producing!

Ray Douglas... A Man on a Mission

Spotlight on... Brid Nunn - Doyenne of Learning & Development at Marks & Spencer reveals her secrets of success

Elouise Leanard-Cross on what it takes to create winning Organisational Development

Joseph Valente... on hard work and winning in business

Donald H Taylor on the future of L&D

Spotlight on Carole Gaskell

Barry Johnson, Mandy Geal and Jacqy Munro investigate

TJ takes a closer look at diversity and inclusion

Spotlight on... Laura Overton

The winner of the TJ Special Achievement Award 2015, Martin Couzins tells us why L&D is so important to him

Joanne Danehl explains how rotational working proves international opportunities for ambitious talent

Spotlight on... Ken Blanchard

Reshaping the learner mindset

The focus of this month's issue is consultancy. 

The focus of this month's edition is driving creativity

The focus of this month's edition is neuroscience and learning 

The focus of this month’s issue is sales and customer service

I am writing this editorial following National Apprenticeship Week, when workplace learning for young people was prominent in the news.

The general election is just round the corner...
 

The theme of this month's magazine is engagement

Happy New Year and welcome to this first edition of TJ in 2015

Last month I visited the CIPD Annual Conference and Exhibition in Manchester.

Welcome to the penultimate issue of TJ 2014.

This month’s focus is on performance management

In organisations across the private, public and not-for-profit sectors, products and services are being reinvented as a result of rapid technology change.

Our change leaders need to inspire confidence so I hope the articles in this month’s issue strike a chord

The theme of this month’s magazine is creativity and innovation; topics often talked of but in reality rarely achieved.