N o living person is more closely linked with the concept of business leadership than Jack Welch. Even for those who have never put a foot on the corporate ladder, who couldn’t tell Six Sigma from Six Flags, Welch’s name is instantly recognizable. During his time as CEO of GE — a two-decade span that started in 1981 — he took it from a $14 billion company that was thought of mostly as fine but lumbering to a $500 billion one that was fast, full of talent and willing to take risks (though GE is now unwinding some of those big bets).
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Online learning platforms like edX and Udacity began by offering free education but have become significant rivals in enhancing careers.
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First Analysis Corp. Managing Director Clement Erbmann talks about the partnership between education companies and investors and discusses current market trends.
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Global education discussions connecting policy makers and trusted innovators from around the world at the EWF in London.
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In this interview, edCircuit sits down with ISTE Chief Communications Officer Jodie Pozo-Olano to discuss how the organization addresses communication.
