Strategic Learning & Capability Development Leader | Driving AI-Enabled L&D Transformation Globally
With over 25 years of global leadership experience, I have partnered with enterprises such as Accenture, IBM, Dell, Sun Microsystems, CAE, and HelpMeSee Inc. to design and implement learning strategies that align directly with business transformation goals
Satyajit "Satty" Patnaik is a Strategic Learning & Capability Development Leader with over 25 years of global experience in driving enterprise-wide learning transformation, capability development, and digital skilling.
Years of experience
Organizations
LMS/LXP Implementation
SCORM/
xAPI
Virtual Reality Training
Artificial Intelligence
Learning Analytics
Mobile
Learning
Post Graduate Program in Artificial Intelligence for Leaders
Senior Management Programme Strategic Leadership
Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) English Language and Literature, General
HelpMeSee
Peak Pacific Group, Straive (formerly SPi Global)
CAE
IBM
Sun Microsystems
Dell, Accenture, InfoPro & RocSearch
I am pleased to write this letter of recommendation for Satyajit Patnaik, who reported to me when I was the President and CEO of HelpMeSee from 2019 to 2023. During this period, Satyajit consistently demonstrated exemplary skills and an unwavering commitment to excellence in his roles across Learning & Development, Project Management, and Operations.
I worked with Satty for many years at CAE. He was always proactive, engaged and goal oriented. He was able to successfully manage a global team with employees in India and Montreal. On a personal level, he is enjoyable company and personable. Both his professional aptitudes and personality enabled him to gain respect from both his peers and his employees. I would strongly recommend him for any leadership role in the training industry.
Satty is one of the finest Project Managers that I have ever known. His planning skills are exceptional. He is great at handling challenging and complex projects with superb ease. He knows how to get the best from his team and is a balanced taskmaster. Almost all the clients that he has worked with, admire him for his disciplined approach and meticulous planning. He is truly an asset to our department and organization and an absolute pleasure to work with.
I heard in a radio show that there are three types of managers: Technically good, bad people manager Technically bad, good people manager Technically bad, bad people manager The Radio Jockey did not tell that a fourth type also exists. Technically good, good people manager. Satty defines the fourth type: technically terrific, excellent people manager!
Satyajit is a detailed-oriented manager with an amazing ability to keep the remote teams on track and focused. He is extremely knowledgeable about the learning business and leads by successfully intergating and facilitating partners/vendors. His positive attitude towards every challenging situation/project is always a welcome presence and a pleasure to do business with. Wish you the very best, Satyajit!!!










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