Bertrand Moingeon talks with Sarder TV about his book Organizational Learning & Competitive Advantage

Moingeon explains why organizations need to make learning a priority

New York, New York (PRWEB) July 24, 2015

Bertrand Moingeon, Professor of Strategic Management At HEC Paris, former Deputy Dean of HEC Paris and member of HEC Paris's Executive Board, recently met with Jennifer Crumpton, with Sarder TV, the independent media learning channel, to talk about his latest book,Organizational Learning and Competitive Advantage, and to provide his thoughts on how organizations function. Moingeon has been researching organizational management for years, and has written more than eighty articles on such subjects as strategic management, corporate identity, change management and organizations and learning.

"Dr. Bertrand Moingeon is an expert in the field of organizational management and as a teacher, an author and an executive, he has a deep understanding of how organizations work," said Russell Sarder, CEO of NetCom Learning and creator of Sarder TV.

In the exclusive interview for Sarder TV, Dr. Moingeon talks about his latest book, Organizational Learning and Competitive Advantage, at length, why he compiled it, and the audience he wants to reach. The focus of Organizational Learning and Competitive Advantage, according to Moingeon, is to provide a collection of writings by experts in the field of management and learning that can provide ideas on how organizations can develop sustainable corporate strategies that foster innovation and learning. He presents an overview of organizational learning and its different aspects. Moingeon explains why it is so important for organizational success to make learning a priority and how it prevents the repetition of costly mistakes.

Sarder TV offers stimulating, educational and candid interviews so that new entrepreneurs and aspiring business people can learn from them. The database is part of the international Learning Movement created by Russell Sarder to help spread knowledge and inspire a passion for lifelong learning. Operating on the premise that motivated individuals can learn from the experience, the success and the mistakes of others, Sarder TV provides a unique opportunity to see and hear influential personalities talk about the subjects that matter to them. Some of the past interviewees have included Ira Neimark, former CEO of Bergdorf Goodman, Susan Davis, CEO of BRAC USA, and Dan Hoffman, President and CEO of M5

Don't miss this educational interview with Dr. Bertrand Moingeon at Sarder TV.

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Sarder TV is a learning channel that contains a series of exclusive educational interview videos from top leaders in their industries, as well as motivational videos encouraging our public to succeed in their personal and professional lives, and many more. Russell Sarder, CEO of Sarder TV, has interviewed a series of leaders, who have shared their experiences and how they were able to achieve their success. Some of the names that Sarder has interviewed are: Ira Neimark, former CEO of Bergdorf Goodman; Russ Edelman, co-author of Nice Guys Can Get the Corner Office, Dan Hoffman, and David Hershfield, SVP Online Technology at RedCats.

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