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Janice Burns

Janice Robinson Burns is Chief Transformation Officer at Degreed. As a human capital futurist and strategist, Janice develops and implements talent management and development programs that drive business results. She joined Degreed as their first Chief Career Experience Officer in 2020, becoming its Chief People Officer in 2021. Prior to Degreed, Janice spent 28 years at Mastercard, with her most recent role as their Chief Learning Officer. As CLO, she led the design and implementation of employee learning experiences and development programs globally, as well as development of frameworks to advance managerial capabilities and effectiveness. She earned a Master’s degree in Public Administration from New York University and a Bachelor’s degree from Wesleyan University.
Picture of Janice Burns

Janice Burns

Janice Robinson Burns is Chief Transformation Officer at Degreed. As a human capital futurist and strategist, Janice develops and implements talent management and development programs that drive business results. She joined Degreed as their first Chief Career Experience Officer in 2020, becoming its Chief People Officer in 2021. Prior to Degreed, Janice spent 28 years at Mastercard, with her most recent role as their Chief Learning Officer. As CLO, she led the design and implementation of employee learning experiences and development programs globally, as well as development of frameworks to advance managerial capabilities and effectiveness. She earned a Master’s degree in Public Administration from New York University and a Bachelor’s degree from Wesleyan University.
Top Learning Trends - What will define L&D in 2024

Top Learning Trends: What Will Define L&D in 2024?

As we take our first steps into 2024, it’s hard to imagine what this year will bring for HR and L&D. Last year was tumultuous, with a challenging economic climate, continuing skills shortages, and changing employee expectations, as well as the rise of generative AI. Where learning trends will go next is anyone’s guess. Fortunately, despite today’s uncertain dynamics, 2024 brings a host of possibilities. Of course, HR and learning leaders will still need to deal with an expanding skills gap, which is expected to cost businesses $8.5 trillion in unrealized revenues by 2030. But creative thinking and innovative technologies could provide

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