The views of learning managers are sought

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The Financial Times invites learning managers from around the world to participate in its third annual survey on trends and goals in executive education. Gonna ft.com/closurvey.

In partnership with Unicon (the International Consortium for University-Based Executive Education) and in collaboration with AACSB, EFMD, Emeritus and Bersin Partners, we seek to understand the changing demand for executive education.

We will be collecting data through June 16 and will analyze and share the findings in a report in the fall.

The investigation complements the FT’s annual publication executive education ranking of suppliers, participants and partners, as well as its greater coverage of business education.

last year survey he highlighted the shift to online learning, the diversity of business schools and other providers, as well as a growing “democratization” of training for younger employees.

He showed great interest in topics including leadership, diversity and digital transformation; and continued investment in education in part to boost recruitment and retention.

Learning directors, heads of leadership development, and other executives who oversee learning engagements to develop middle and senior managers: Please complete the survey here.