Corporate Education
Injecting Creativity and Breaking Down Siloes: How Universities Can Grow their Share of the Corporate Learning Market
Catherine Jones | Founder and President, Pivot Learning StrategiesThe corporate training market is incredibly lucrative, with some estimates valuing the space between $161 billion and 177 billion per year. For colleges and universities to increase their market share…
Is The Force With SPOCs? How Small, Private Online Courses Are Taking On MOOCs for Corporate Supremacy
Liz-Ann Gayle | Head of Innovation, FT | IE Corporate Learning AllianceThe corporate training market is large, competitive and immensely promising for education providers who can stand out and serve the needs of the space. Colleges and universities have been competing…
Replacing the Third Leg: Corporate Partnerships and Long-Term Community College Success
Ian Roark | Vice President of Workforce Development, Pima Community CollegeCommunity colleges across the United States are facing challenging times and market conditions. With ever-greater expectations placed on them from external observers, many colleges have seen their three-leg funding model…
How a Successful Customized Training Division Benefits the Rest of the Institution
Carol Howard | Director of the School of Extended Education, Brandman UniversityMany postsecondary institutions now include some form of corporate and customized training division. And most of them provide numerous benefits to these divisions, including access to academic faculty and programming.…
Identifying and Overcoming the Biggest Challenges to Getting New Offerings to Market
Amy Wartham | Director of Corporate Training, UNC CharlotteLaunching a new program is a great time for any Continuing Education department. There is a sense of excitement and enthusiasm at the possibility of what this program will mean…
Seven Ways to Drive Successful Corporate Partnerships
Lisa LaVigna | Executive Director of Strategic Partnerships & Alliances, Excelsior CollegeThe old adage says “Men are from Mars, women are from Venus.” In this case I propose Corporate America (or do we say global corporations?) are from Mars and Institutions…
Four Key Trends Driving the Corporate Learning and Development Market
Amy Wartham | Director of Corporate Training, UNC CharlotteThe Learning and Development function is just like any other business process; it must evolve as employees and organizations mature, change and grow. To stay current in today’s constantly shifting…