Test and Launch: How to Design a Successful Training Pilot
Designing a pilot is essential to implementing a new training initiative. In this webinar we will discuss the business case for a pilot, how to engage stakeholders, and make data-driven decisions. We’ll bring together field experts who can also share their own personal experiences and strategies for creating, testing, and launching pilot initiatives.
Date: Tuesday, October 22nd, 2024
Time: 2-3pm ET
Here's what you can expect:
Attendees will learn how to:
- Not to set up a pilot and avoid common pitfalls
- Set clear, measurable goals aligned with company strategy
- Secure buy-in from key stakeholders across departments
- Use data and analytics to guide decision-making
- Implement feedback loops for continuous improvement and scalability
Commonly Asked Questions
Stephanie Jarm has led teams in Hospitality, Customer Success, Learning & Development, Operations, and Product departments spanning multiple industries. As a leader, she values being of service to her team, fostering their autonomy and personal growth, and implementing tools and systems that support our collective success.
Matt Kubarek is the Director of Training & Development at Intown Suites, recognized for his innovative approach in hospitality and restaurant marketing. He has a proven track record in turning around struggling brands, leading pre-opening efforts, and building strategic, high-performing teams.
Yes! Participants who attend live have the opportunity to ask questions directly with the panelists. But we understand if you can't make it -- register anyway and we'll send you a recap with a link to the recording.
No! Participants get the added benefit of asking questions during the live session (free advice!).
We're always looking for new voices to showcase at our live session. Interested in being a panelist for an upcoming session? Let our team know by reaching out to sara@opus.so.
The training platform built for the frontline
Create and deliver on-the-job training that builds skills quickly. Multilingual. Media-rich. Made for the frontline.
