Five Rules to Succeed in the Corporate Market
Successfully serving the corporate market requires higher education institutions to engage in...
Soma Chakrabarti | Director of Continuing Studies, University of Delaware
Successfully serving the corporate market requires higher education institutions to engage in...
Ashley Nottingham | Online Instructor Coach, Harrison College
In order to be competitive in today’s corporate market, higher education providers must be flexible...
Higher education institutions need to form closer bonds with industries and businesses to succeed...
Hanna-Riikka Myllymäki | Head of Business Development, Aalto University
In order to deliver better corporate training to employees, institutions must change their...
Tom McGuire | Program Director, UC Berkeley Extension
Corporations today are desperate for programming that meets immediate learning needs and can be...
Colleges have the connections with local industries and governments to know what the workforce...
Ilker Subasi | Assistant Manager of Technical Training, Volkswagen Academy
The choice between a college or a university for an employer will typically come down to the type...
Kevin Currie | Chief Executive Officer, Continuing & Professional Education Consulting Group
Universities are best suited to deliver continuing education opportunities to mid- and upper-level...
John LaBrie | Dean and Associate Provost for Professional Education, Clark University
While a renewed contract is certainly a good indication of the success of a corporate program,...
Heidi Maston | Co-Founder, CarpeLearning
Ongoing research, development, re-assessment and re-investment are important steps to ensuring that...
When a higher education institution provides programming for the corporate market, they create a...
James Pappas | Vice President for University Outreach, University of Oklahoma
Serving the corporate market provides a number of benefits to higher education institutions,...