Jeanne C Meister is an internationally recognized leader in creating innovations in the operation and management of an enterprise learning function. Jeanne’s name is synonymous with the establishment and institutionalization of global corporate universities and customer education programs among FORTUNE 1000 firms and agencies of the federal government. Jeanne is skilled working at top executive levels as a leading edge thinker, researcher and author. She has written two books on corporate universities which have helped to accelerate the corporate university movement globally. Most recently, Jeanne was nominated to receive “the top 20 most influential training professional” by Training Industry, she was nominated and selected by her peers for her exceptional contribution to the growth in the training industry.
She is often called upon to be an executive coach working with Chief Learning Officers and Presidents of for-profit universities in their quest to create high performing learning organizations.
Jeanne is the author of Corporate Universities: Lessons In Building A World Class Workforce and Corporate Quality Universities. Jeanne has written for such publications as; Chronicle of Higher Education, CLO Magazine, Financial Times, HR Executive, Workforce Magazine and Outlook, a publication of Accenture.
Previously, Jeanne was Vice President of Market Development at Accenture. Jeanne is also a highly sought after keynote speaker at business conferences, corporate university meetings and industry symposia worldwide. Her current passion is speaking on innovations used by corporations and universities to attract, motivate and retain the Net Generation.
"I cannot teach anybody anything, I can only make them think” Socrates.
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Founder of New Learning Playbook a blog and community dedicated to researching, writing and consulting on innovaitons in corporate learning, talent maangement and higher educaiton.
Boston University, Massachusetts, United States
Master’s degree.
Areas of study: Education
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