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185: Learning as Investment, Not Cost – Tina Schust Robinson & LaTanya Foster

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Learning Uncut
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May 18, 2026
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Summary

Most leadership programs start with the how; the workshop, the elearning, the coach. The business case often comes later, if at all. In this episode, Michelle Parry-Slater speaks with Tina Robinson, founder of WorkJoy and author of Developing Your Business Leaders, and her client, LaTanya Foster, VP of People at global travel accessories brand BÉIS, about what happens when you start with the why instead. Together they share the story of Altitude, a director-level leadership development program built for a fast-moving, disruption-hit business and make a compelling case for why treating learning as a business investment, not a budget line, changes mindsets. Transcript and related resources: learninguncut.global/podcast/185/ Podcast information and more episodes: learninguncut.global/podcast/