How CAELs Working To Develop A Sustainable Talent Pipeline

Published: April 8, 2020, 7 a.m.

b'This week we go back to that mysterious, pre-Pandemic world where we all went outside and met other humans! Remember them days? Sigh. In this case, it\\u2019s one of the excellent Workplace Learning humans I had the deep pleasure to meet at last September\\u2019s \\u2018Learning Leaders\\u2019 conference in Washington, DC (and after which we\\u2019ve named this Season 5 stream of the podcast). That\\u2019s Marie A. Cini, Ph.D., who\\u2019s the President of Strada Education Network affiliate CAEL (the Council for Adult and Experiential Learning). In our half hour together in that warm, balmy Washington afternoon, Marie was kind enough to explain to me the CAEL history and what\\u2019s changing with it now, as well as: her organization\\u2019s new focus on the whole post-secondary education universe, as well as employers and even regional development policymaking teams; how places like Pittsburgh and Houston know there aren\\u2019t that many steel mills or oil derricks any more for locals, and so are working with her team to not just spot the next careers for residents, but help seed them; how CAEL helped McDonald\\u2019s develop an app to inform team members of what they could do next if they wanted to, either inside or outside the Golden Arches; her call for dialog with CLOs like you to better inform her and her colleagues about the adult learner challenges and opportunities in your industry that she needs to know about - so go to the CAEL conference in November! And much more.'