🗓️ Thursday 16th April 2026
🕐 13:00 - 14:00 BST
📍 Online
Turning Learning into Practical Impact
Many organisations invest heavily in learning, but translating learning into better decisions, stronger collaboration and improved outcomes is much harder.
Join us for this online event hosted by the Agile Business Consortium's Learning Designer Niamh Trundle, as she will explore how organisations can design learning experiences that create real behavioural change.
You will learn:
- Why traditional learning approaches struggle in fast-changing environments
- How agile thinking can transform organisational learning
- Practical ways to embed learning into everyday work
- How Learning at Work Week can become a catalyst for lasting capability
The Agile Business Consortium is proud to host this session in collaboration with the Learning at Work Week organisers. Join us at the online event for an exclusive preview of the free learning resources, events and courses we’ll be releasing during Learning at Work Week, taking place 18 - 22 May 2026.
Join us during Learning at Work Week for a hands-on workshop where you can dive deeper into these ideas and start applying them in practice – secure your place here.
Who should attend
People responsible for learning who are frustrated that training isn’t changing behaviour.
- Learning & Development Managers
- Learning Designers
- Heads of People / Talent Development
- HR Business Partners
- Transformation & Change Leads
- Team Leaders and Department Managers
Speakers
Melissa Maluila
Melissa is a principal Agile and Business Agility specialist with over 20 years’ experience supporting digital, data, and transformational change across Finance, Higher Education, and Government. She helps organisations turn learning into practical capability by shaping environments where people can experiment, collaborate, and make better decisions. Her work enables teams and leaders to operate with clarity, confidence, and adaptability.
Recognised by the Agile Business Consortium as a Business Agility Professional -Master, Melissa brings expertise in cultural change, team development, and embedding agile thinking into everyday work. She contributed to the Manifesto for Enterprise Agility, launched by PMI and the Agile Alliance, and is co‑founder of the Agile Project Professionals Community and co‑author of the Agile Finance Manifesto.
- LinkedIn:
- https://linkedin.com/in/melissa-maluila
Niamh Trundle
Niamh is an Experienced Learning Designer and educator with a demonstrated history of working in the education management industry, designing, developing and delivering training programmes for a variety of clients across different industries. She is a strong education professional with extensive experience working in educational institutions abroad and in the UK. Niamh is passionate about creating engaging and interactive learning experiences and using the latest technological innovations to facilitate learning. She is committed to staying up-to-date with the latest trends and best practices in learning design to meet the needs of diverse learners and help to achieve their goals. Niamh's interests include applied linguistics, learning languages and travelling. She also enjoys cooking different international cuisines.