RRD Recognized for Learning and Development Excellence

R.R. Donnelley & Sons Company (RRD), a leading global provider of marketing, packaging, print, and supply chain solutions, today announced that RRD GO Creative was recognized for learning and development excellence at the 2023 Brandon Hall Group Human Capital Management (HCM) Excellence Awards®.

RRD GO Creative was positioned among prominent winners at this year’s event, receiving Gold for Best Unique or Innovative Learning and Development Program. Brandon Hall Group™ states that “Excellence Award winners are shown to be organizations that truly value their employees and invest in them through their human capital management programs.”

RRD GO Creative offers expertise in design, business communications, marketing solutions, and digital productivity solutions, with key delivery locations in the U.S., India, Sri Lanka, Philippines, and Japan. With three pillars – Global Brand Solutions, Smart Work Solutions, and Technology & Innovation Services, RRD GO Creative aims to help our clients make customer experience their competitive differentiator by reimagining customer interactions and transforming the way customers connect with their brands.

“This recognition is not just about the learning and development efforts at RRD, it’s about our people and their dedication to continuous growth and improvement,” said Kiran Shankar, President, RRD GO Creative. “Empowering our teams to advance their skills leads to higher satisfaction and incredibly valuable outcomes for everyone involved.”
more at: https://investor.rrd.com/news/news-details/2023/RRD-Recognized-for-Learning-and-Development-Excellence/default.aspx

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