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Harvard Business Publishing Clients Recognized for Achievement at Industry Awards Program

Posted on: Monday, 20 October 2008, 15:00 CDT

Harvard Business Publishing (www.harvardbusiness.org/corporate), the premier source for management practices, programs and content, today announced that five industry leading organizations that have deployed solutions from Harvard Business Publishing have been recognized for achievement at the CLO Learning In Practice Awards. They are Hyatt Hotels and Resorts; MasterCard Worldwide; Satyam Computer Services LTD; Seagate Technology; and Toshiba America Business Solutions, Inc. In addition, Harvard Business Publishing has won a CLO Provider Award for its work with HCL Technologies.

Rebecca Ray, Senior Vice President, Global Talent Management and Education, MasterCard Worldwide, was named CLO of the Year.

Anthony Codianni, Director, Education and Development at Toshiba America Business Solutions won a Gold Innovation award. Hyatt Hotels and Resorts Chief Operations Officer Chuck Floyd won an award in the same category.

Satyam CLO and Senior Vice President Ed Cohen earned a Gold award in the Vanguard category. Satyam was also recognized in the Business Impact category.

Debbie Hancock, Vice President of HR Global Leadership and Learning for Seagate Technology, won an award in the Best Global Learning category.

For its work with HCL Technologies, Harvard Business Publishing won a Silver CLO Provider Award for Best Content Solution, which distinguishes service providers that worked closely with clients in the previous year to design and implement innovative and effective learning solutions.

"We're pleased to partner with organizations that have such a demonstrated commitment to management and leadership development," said Peter McAteer, managing director and vice president of Harvard Business Publishing's corporate learning division. "These awards are one measure of the link between investments in talent management and business performance, and we congratulate them for this honor."

The editors of Chief Learning Officer magazine created the Learning In Practice awards to recognize learning leaders who have improved performance in their enterprises through a combination of qualities such as leadership, vision, business acumen and strategic alignment. A panel of independent judges, composed of some of the top leaders in the learning industry, evaluates nominations against established criteria. Each nomination is reviewed by three judges, and gold and silver award winners are selected based on judges' scores.

About Harvard Business Publishing

Harvard Business Publishing partners with its corporate clients to understand their learning objectives and works with them to develop and implement a customized portfolio of content and services uniquely suited to their talent development strategies. In its client engagements, Harvard Business Publishing delivers thought leadership applied to real-world problems for measurable results. Its offerings are distinguished by a deep, rich well of business content from which to develop learning solutions, expertise in facilitating participant-centered learning, and access to experts on management practice worldwide. Harvard Business Publishing stands out in the marketplace because of the unique transformational learning experience it delivers for business leaders at all levels, from a company's most senior executive to its high-potential performers. For more information, visit Harvard Business Publishing at www.harvardbusiness.org/corporate.

Source: Business Wire

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