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Learning and Growth for Learning Leaders with Dr. Luke Hobson

Learning for Good · 2026-06-08 · 44 min

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What does it really take to grow as a learning leader? In this episode of Learning for Good, I sit down with instructional design expert Dr. Luke Hobson to explore how learning professionals can build confidence, strengthen influence, and develop a clear leadership voice. We reflect on our own career journeys into learning and development and discuss how intentional growth, networking, and relationship-building shape effective leaders. From instructional design for nonprofits to relationship-building and professional growth, this conversation is packed with practical insights for nonprofit learning and development professionals who want to create meaningful organizational impact. Whether you’re leading training initiatives, managing change, or trying to grow your confidence as a leader, this episode offers actionable ideas you can immediately apply. ▶️ Learning and Growth for Learning Leaders with Dr. Luke Hobson ▶️ Key Points: 00:00:00 Dr.

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