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Emeritus Receives Three Brandon Hall Excellence Awards

Emeritus Receives Three Brandon Hall Excellence Awards
Emeritus Wins Three Brandon Hall Group™ Excellence Award® for Learning Innovation in Saudi Arabia and Switzerland · theprint.in

Emeritus is a company that helps organizations teach new skills to their employees.

It won three awards from the Brandon Hall Group.

Two awards were Gold and one was Bronze.

One winning program used games and simulations to teach leadership skills in Saudi Arabia.

Another helped executives learn about sustainability, money, and digital change.

A third program in Switzerland taught managers how to create strong business cases.

Together, the programs provided more than 280 hours of training for over 150 leaders.

The awards were judged by experts using criteria such as design, innovation, participation, and organizational impact.

Key facts

Awards
Two Gold awards and one Bronze award
Award organization
Brandon Hall Group
Gold award program
Waed Journey: Leadership Fundamentals
Gold award category
Best Executive Development Program for Leadership Reimagined: A Sustainable Tomorrow
Bronze award program
Driving Innovation via Business Case Excellence
Training reach
More than 280 hours delivered to over 150 mid-to-senior leaders
Waed Journey results
93% attendance, 4.77/5 satisfaction, and a reported 55% average increase in measured knowledge

Quotes

Jawahir Morarji

President, Enterprise Business – Emeritus

“The Brandon Hall Group awards validate a design philosophy we have been building for years – that immersive, applied, outcome-linked learning is not aspirational. This recognition comes at a time when we are deepening our presence across APAC and Europe, and it reinforces the confidence our partners place in the capabilities we bring.”
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“We continue to monitor industry skills to understand how the market is responding to AI and innovation cycles. Our priority is to build capabilities that help our partners streamline their workforce to collaborate with technology more effectively.”
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