The 2024 U.S. elections have ushered in a new era, with political shifts poised to impact businesses, industries, and the workplace.As a Chief Learning Officer or Learning and Development (L&D) professional, your role is more critical than ever. Navigating this transformation requires not only agility and foresight but also the ability to demonstrate the measurable business value of your work.
As the author of The Win-Win Workplace: How Thriving Employees Drive Bottom-Line Success and a researcher focused on strategies that align workforce development with organizational outcomes, I’ve spent years analyzing what it takes to build resilient, future-ready teams. Drawing on this work, I’ll explore how learning leaders can turn post-2024 workforce challenges into opportunities.
In this evolving landscape, the ability to connect workforce development initiatives to organizational outcomes is essential. Here are six ways the new administration’s priorities and policies might impact workforce development—and how you can build a strong business case for L&D while driving innovation and change.
Policy Changes That Impact Workforce Development
The Role of Technology in Workforce Transformation
Responding to Economic Uncertainty
In the post-2024 workforce, learning and development is more critical than ever. Your ability to adapt to new challenges, leverage technology, and create inclusive, forward-thinking programs will shape not only your organization’s success but also the broader workforce’s readiness for the future.
This vision is coming to life at the Win-Win Workplace Summit, happening May 5–6, 2025, in Chicago. The summit will bring together learning leaders and workforce solution innovators to explore actionable strategies for creating thriving workplaces. Request an invitation today.
Because when employees win, organizations win. And when organizations win, we all win.