From Training to Transformation: How Learning Programs Can Engage and Drive Cultural Change
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Human Capital & People Operations Executive, Public Speaker, Author, Podcast Host
Webinar Recording Details
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Date and TimeFri, Mar 28, 2025 at 8AM Pacific / 11AM Eastern
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Duration1 Hour
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Cost$0 (Free)
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Description
Traditional cultural competency trainings often fall short. They often fail to sustain engagement, reinforce key concepts, or measure long-term impact. To drive real change, learning programs must be designed to build momentum, create measurable behavior shifts, and foster a culture of belonging.
This session explores best practices for structuring learning initiatives that go beyond one-off sessions. Learn how to design programs that incorporate assessments for knowledge retention, use extrinsic motivators like supplemental materials and recognition programs, and organically increase engagement. Walk away with actionable strategies to create learning experiences that not only educate but also drive lasting cultural transformation.
This session explores best practices for structuring learning initiatives that go beyond one-off sessions. Learn how to design programs that incorporate assessments for knowledge retention, use extrinsic motivators like supplemental materials and recognition programs, and organically increase engagement. Walk away with actionable strategies to create learning experiences that not only educate but also drive lasting cultural transformation.

About Aaisha Hamid
Aaisha Hamid is an award-winning human capital executive and global belonging strategist at Alliant Insurance Services. She co-leads Alliant’s six-pillar engagement strategy and designed the inaugural Alliant Insurance Foundation Fellows program to expand industry access for students. An iPEC-certified executive coach and frequent public speaker, she serves on multiple advisory boards and has been recognized among EqualityX’s Top 50 Influential Muslims and Women We Admire’s Top 50 Women Leaders in DC. Her work has been featured in Business Insurance, LEADERS, The Courier-Journal, Insurance Business America, Ellevate Network, and The Social Impact Show.