Apr 11, 2022
Training Industry announced that Wilson Learning has been named among its selections for the 2022 Top Training Companies™ lists for the new Learning Services sector of the learning and development market. For more than 55 years, Wilson Learning's learning services have provided flexibility and expert capabilities to measure, assess, and facilitate learning solutions that bring about the full potential of performance.
Training Industry, the leading research and information resource for corporate learning leaders, prepares the Training Industry Top 20 report on critical sectors of the corporate training marketplace to better inform professionals about the best and most innovative providers of training services and technologies.
Selection of the Top 20 Learning Services Companies was based on the following criteria:
"We're kicking off our new Learning Services category with an innovative group of organizations that provide all-around learning services. Our first Top 20 Learning Services award winners offer end-to-end and focused learning solutions with exceptional services to help create the best learning solution for any organization," said Jessica Schue, market research analyst at Training Industry, Inc. "These companies offer comprehensive solutions to help the client organizations custom create their curated learning solution through content creation, learning technologies/strategies, administrative tools, delivery, and more."
"We are honored to receive this Top 20 award in the brand new Learning Services category," said Ed Emde, President of Wilson Learning Corporation. "Our learning services provide a disciplined and dynamic approach to assessing, developing, delivering, reinforcing, and sustaining learning and business transformation initiatives. At the core of all of our learning services is client intimacy and the flexibility to explicitly address the unique needs of every client."
To learn more, contact Wilson Learning at www.WilsonLearning.com or 800.328.7937.
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About Wilson Learning—Improving Performance Through People
Wilson Learning Worldwide is a global leader in human performance improvement solutions for the Global 2000, Fortune 500, and emerging organizations worldwide. Serving clients in 50 countries and incorporating 30 languages, the company creates synergy between people and business strategy through an extensive range of world-class solutions in sales, leadership, and individual effectiveness. Wilson Learning is committed to aligning solutions with clients' priorities to increase performance impact and drive business results. More information about Wilson Learning is available online at WilsonLearning.com or by calling 800.328.7937.
About Training Industry, Inc.
Training Industry (trainingindustry.com) is the most trusted source of information on the business of learning. Training Industry's authority is built on deep ties with more than 450 expert contributors who share insights and actionable information with their peers. The company's courses, live events, articles, magazine, webinars, podcast, research, and reports generate more than 10 million industry interactions each year, while the Top 20 Training Companies Lists help business leaders find the right training partners.
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