Mary Jo Martin

1 month ago | sophisticatedstlouis.com | Alexa Beattie |Mary Jo Martin |Craig Kaminer |Bridget Williams

Drip, drip, drip online or through social media, articles like the feature on world-renowned fine art publisher and St. Louis’ own Robert Lococo will dazzle you. For decades, his works have appeared in galleries worldwide. Go in-depth on him, his protégé and sales director, Matt Mercer, and team at his Lococo Fine Art Publisher studio in the heart of St. Louis County. Craig Kaminer wrote a feature our very own St. Louis City SC major league soccer team.

May 3, 2024 | bcg.com | Mary Jo Martin |Tom Lutz |Lee Robertson

AI is revolutionizing how leading restaurants communicate with their customers, eliminating bottlenecks to create personalized recommendations, offers, and other communications that drive repeat visits and revenue. The So WhatIn our experience, personalized communication through owned channels yields three times as much digital engagement and a 6% to 10% revenue lift. To unlock the opportunity of GenAI for personalization, restaurants need to radically rewire some existing workflows.

Oct 24, 2023 | trainingmag.com | Mary Jo Martin

Design Learning to Increase Critical Thinking Skills Critical thinking is one of the top skills required of workers today. Learn how to design and implement learning initiatives that raise the capacity of workers to critically think, fix, solve, and improve work. Register for a 3-session online course starting Nov. 8. Learn more. Project Management for Learning Professionals Learn how to get more done using a simple and flexible project schedule.

Feb 24, 2023 | trainingmag.com | Mary Jo Martin

Developing a healthy workplace culture significantly impacts employees’ attitudes, performance, and productivity levels. Humans want to grow at every phase of their lives because learning and development are in human nature. Encouraging growth and progress in a work environment requires not only the availability of high-end technology, equipment, and physical facilities but also business culture and leadership.

Jan 26, 2023 | trainingmag.com | Mary Jo Martin

Decision-making can be challenging when business is, as usual, difficult enough. Nevertheless, following a clear-cut decision-making process makes it more accessible. However, this process can be rendered useless during a crisis, which makes decision-making even more challenging. Time constraints and uncertainty from misinformation, lack of knowledge, assumptions, and rumors threaten effective decision-making during a crisis.