Lori's wealth of leadership excellence was gained at some of the world's most respected organisations, such as KPMG, Scotiabank, Eloqua. Her deep technical knowledge and her infectious passion and energy make her an outstanding addition to the Fuse team.

Lori is passionate about the power of data to revolutionise the way we design digital content. She recently wrote a book on discussing concepts that align perfectly to Fuse's core values and mission to help clients achieve learner engagement and business performance.

Fuse Universal CEO and Founder Steve Dineen stated, "Having Lori join us as part of our Senior Executive Team is really exciting for us. Her experience, strategic outlook, and passion for data driven learning, will allow Fuse to continue to be a pioneer in bringing new ideas to market, shape the latest thinking, and grow our Learning Sciences department further. Welcome to the team Lori!"

Lori added, "Fuse is exceptional in the learning technology landscape. The platform is savvy, the analytics engine is robust, and the product roadmap is phenomenal. I am very pleased to join the Fuse executive team to empower the workforce of the future. The necessity of enabling people to upskill, access, and share content at the speed of need is reaching critical mass in order to respond to the rapidly changing needs of business. Fuse Universal is the platform to address the workforce needs of the future. I am very excited to join the team and take digital learning into tomorrow and beyond.”

Fuse is at the forefront of innovating and disrupting the learning technologies space, working with some of the world’s most progressive brands to transform their L&D into next gen by

• modernising their content strategy
• transforming L&D skill sets
• harnessing the power of data and analytics
• offering one of the most advanced learning technology solutions in the world to drive that change.

If you would like to find out more about "Digital Body Language in Learning" join a free upcoming webinar with Lori Niles-Hofmann and the Future of Works taking place 30 May 2018 at 16.00.