4 learning program lead jobs at 4 companies in Wisconsin
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$100k-$125k/yrHybridFull Time
Guild: Platform for employer-sponsored education and workforce skilling programs.
Experience in content development, product operations, and customer implementation; strong relationship building, communication, systems thinking, and technical aptitude for admin tools; familiarity with edtech, learning experience design, or workforce development; experience leading projects and coaching teams.
Houston or Wilmington or Reno or Greensboro or Knoxville or St. Petersburg or Madison or Gainesville or Coeur d'Alene or Raleigh or Ketchum or Twin Falls or Meridian or Boise or United States
HybridFull Time
Sorren: National firm providing accounting, tax, and advisory services.
10+ YOE5+ Mgmt10+ years L&D experience with 5+ years leading programs/teams; bachelor’s required, master’s preferred; expertise in instructional design, CPE compliance, analytics, stakeholder management, and enterprise L&D systems.
Lead, L&D Program Mgmt & Delivery Specialist (Hybrid)
Madison, Wisconsin, United States
$104k-$156k/yrHybridFull Time
TruStage: Provides insurance and financial services to credit union members.
7+ YOE1+ Mgmt7+ years in learning and development with 5+ years of facilitation; Bachelor's degree or higher in Education/Organizational Development/Human Resources or related; strong MS Teams delivery; management experience; Excellent presentation and interpersonal skills; some travel.
State of Wisconsin: State government entity providing public services and administration.
Comfortable public speaking and leading programs; guest-focused; knowledge of Wisconsin/American history or willingness to learn; problem solving; computer/data entry; ability to work outdoors and drive a state vehicle with valid driver’s license.