Tips on L&D success from a Dell learning leader and Rising Star

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Learning and leadership development have become cornerstones of Gabrielle Rodman’s career, and her innovation in this area is helping transform how Dell Technologies invests in its workforce’s growth.

The HR’s Rising Star and global senior talent projects and programs lead at Dell has been influential in how the tech giant prepares for the future of work. Among her most notable contributions in her 3.5 years at Dell are the rollout of a global executive training program. The initiative involved both in-person and virtual sessions, ultimately connecting 10,000 leaders with training.

The learning initiative was, in part, designed to equip leaders with the skills to manage the influence of AI—from handling employees’ insecurities about working with the tech to adjusting to ongoing uncertainty. Rodman helped design sessions that also prepared leaders with the change management tools to align their teams with the organization’s modernization strategy.

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Rodman’s focus has also included rising leaders, such as through the design and execution of a training program for 300 high-potentials around the globe, aimed at decreasing turnover. Now, she’s setting her sights on a new training initiative: a

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