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Podcast Ep 10: Stepping Up in Leadership

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Curtins on 22nd May 2026

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Behind the Curtin Ep 10: Stepping Up in Leadership

In this episode of Behind the Curtin, Director of L&D Rebecca King and L&D Manager Tom Gorman dive into all things learning and development, with a spotlight on Curtins' new CMI Leadership qualification launching later this year. They explore how the qualification complements Curtins’ already established development programmes, including the Academy and Step Ahead, and discuss the value and benefits it will bring to both individuals and the wider business in the short and long-term.

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