Marcia L. Conner is managing director of Ageless Learner, a global consultancy focused on learning across the lifespan. She has 19 years experience specializing in adult education, cognitive development, elearning, social and human capital, talent management, distributed leadership, experiential education, learning disabilities, learning styles, and school reform. She serves as senior counsel to corporations, s...
Marcia L. Conner is managing director of Ageless Learner, a global consultancy focused on learning across the lifespan. She has 19 years experience specializing in adult education, cognitive development, elearning, social and human capital, talent management, distributed leadership, experiential education, learning disabilities, learning styles, and school reform. She serves as senior counsel to corporations, schools, associations, governments and non-governmental organizations. Conner served as VP of Education Services for PeopleSoft, launching PeopleSoft University, PeopleSoft Press, and the first usability department in the ERP industry. She was a senior training manager for Microsoft and helped take a company public in 1995. She co-authored Creating a Learning Culture: Strategy, Technology, and Practices and wrote Learn More Now.
Conner teaches classes on creating new forms of organization, develops leadership development and coaching programs for women worldwide, and is a fellow of the Batten Institute at the Darden Graduate School of Business Administration at the University of Virginia.
She is a frequent contributor to the Fast Company Expert Blog "Learn at All Levels" and "Live Laugh Learn Lead" on her website, www.marciaconner.com.
Always learning, learning all ways.
Managing Director, Ageless Learner
Vice President, PeopleSoft
Director, Wave Technologies
Manager, Microsoft
Marcia Conner, author of Learn More Now and Creating a Learning Culture, spent years inside fast companies reinventing corporate education. She offers approaches for learning smarter and developing organizations which produce more energy than they consume.
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