What is investors in peolpe?

Investors in People is a standard for people management that aims to improve business performance through the development of staff. Investors in People was originally developed by the UK government in 1991 and is based on extensive research and input from businesses, trade unions, and other stakeholders.

Investors in People works with organizations of all sizes and sectors, in over 75 countries, to help them improve their people management practices so that they can achieve their objectives and realize their goals.

The program offers a range of services including assessments to determine where the organization is on the Investors in People framework, training and development for managers and staff, an accreditation system to recognize organizations that meet the standard, and ongoing support to help organizations maintain their accreditation.

Investors in People is owned by the UK government, but is run by the Investors in People Community Interest Company, a non-profit organization that reinvests its revenues back into the program to help it continue to help organizations improve their people management practices.

Investors in People is supported by a number of investors, including the UK government, employers, trade unions, and other stakeholders who believe that good people management practices are essential for business success.