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Laura
Standley
Senior Director, Enterprise Operations & Enablement
Per Scholas
Laura Standley describes herself as a “professional dot connector,” building bridges that run from diagnosing operational gaps, through change management, to implementing better processes. Her work centres on designing and delivering initiatives that build capability and tie skill development to organisational goals. Laura is skilled at negotiating trade-offs between externally facing and internal teams. She gets stalled projects moving again by helping stakeholders find the “sweet spot” where competing priorities can be resolved. She oversees curriculum advisement, business development content governance and platform implementation, making sure teams have the tools and knowledge they need to compete and win. Laura’s work is grounded in strategic thinking and a passion for adult education. She works across functions to improve processes, strengthen business development practices and shape outcome-based strategy, always aligning enablement methods with wider business objectives so that teams can sustain their success. As she puts it, enablement is less about providing resources and more about removing barriers.
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18 March 2027 09:45 - 10:15
Small team, big remit: Scaling impact when the headcount isn’t coming
Most enablement teams are being asked to support more reps, more products and more change, without the budget or people to match. This panel brings together leaders running lean functions who have learned to make every hour count. They’ll share how they decide what to build and what to drop, the self-serve programmes and champion networks that stretch their reach, and how they say no to stakeholders with data rather than gut feel. Expect honest stories about the trade-offs, the programmes they retired and the wins that convinced leadership the lean model works. Key takeaways: - A simple, defensible way to prioritise a growing list of requests - How to extend your reach through managers, peer champions and self-serve content - How to push back on low-impact work without losing goodwill