Successfully creating a learning culture outside of the classroom - with Elina Koussis, Global Leadership Development Leader at Maersk

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In this fascinating episode with Elina Koussis, we discuss in depth how she has worked to create learning cultures that span the traditional classroom environment.
For many of us, training interventions require time spent in classroom environments, whether virtual or in-person. Elina offers us a different viewpoint, which is that learning is a constant endeavour and in this episode she describes what this looks like. From learning communities to virtual learning environments and bespoke interventions such as female leadership programmes.
We also discuss how learning patterns have changed post Covid, with the increased adoption of virtual learning environments and even gamified learning techniques coming to the fore.
So join us for an insightful discussion about how to create a learning culture that works.
Elina's Bio
Elina is a global leadership development learning leader at Maersk and her expertise is for all things virtual – designing and delivering transformational virtual experiences and enabling virtual teams to stay connected and productive. Elina grew up in Greece, studied Biology and Psychology, Cornell University (USA) and since her Master’s in HR, London School of Economics, she lives in the UK. After a few years working in mental health, Elina turned to the corporate world and worked at BP, GE and now at Maersk. She has been building an HR career spanning 25 years in business partnering and leadership development roles and she is Fellow with the UK Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development (CIPD).
Find out more about Elina by visiting her LinkedIn profile

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