Expert-driven online micro-learning platform designed for women
Gemma Toner, Founder and CEO of TONE Networks, an expert-driven online micro-learning platform designed for women who want to grow professionally and personally joins Enterprise Radio.
7 Pros and Cons of Online Education
When was the last time you considered the difference between a traditional and online education? In the world of technology, anything is possible.
CLEP Exams Decoded: See what’s Behind the Magic Door
The CLEP examination is one of the best ways to get through college fast and you can earn college credits without actually going to college.
Startup Launches Crowdsourced Video Tool To Disrupt Higher Education
Nick Freud and Rob Carroll, Co-founders of CampusReel, a video and VR platform that leverages student-generated video content to allow any college applicant in the world to tour college campuses of interest joins Enterprise Radio.
Women and Engineering: Attracting female students to the profession
Laura Mohr, Vice President and Rail and Transit Group Director for HNTB Corporation, based in the Los Angeles office with more than 25 years of industry experience joins Enterprise Radio.
Kumon: One of the top 500 franchises in the United States
Floy Berrian and Ellia Jang, two esteemed educators and entrepreneurs who each own and manage one of over 50 Kumon Centers across Boston and New England join Enterprise Radio.
Kumon: Celebrating its 60th founding anniversary in the educational space
Shoba Donti and Tate Isgrig, two esteemed educators and entrepreneurs who each own and manage one of over 50 Kumon Centers across Boston and New England joins Enterprise Radio.
Democratizing Artificial Intelligence
Sameer Maskey, Founder & CEO of Fusemachines Inc., an Artificial Intelligence company that is trying to democratize AI through services, software and education joins Enterprise Radio.
Brenda Langstraat, CEO of Chicago’s Working in the Schools (WITS)
Brenda Langstraat, CEO of WITS, a literacy program that supports students in Chicago Public Schools joins Enterprise Radio.
How Industry and Tech Wall Women Out
Douglas M. Branson is the W. Edward Sell Chair at the University of Pittsburgh and is the author of 23 books on gender and corporate governance with new book is The Future of Tech is Female: How to Achieve Gender Diversity joins Enterprise Radio.
How Edtech Startup Role Model Mentors is Innovating the Antiquated Tutoring Industry
Derek Correia the CEO and Co-Founder of Role Model Mentors, an innovative brand that pairs kids from Kindergarten to 8th Grade with high school mentors for academics, music lessons and sports joins Enterprise Radio.
Teach to Work: How a Mentor, a Mentee, and a Project Can Close the Skills Gap in America
Patty Alper, an entrepreneur, mentor, consultant, and author of Teach to Work, a book that explores the potential for building project based mentoring partnerships between businesses and schools joins Enterprise Radio.
The American Dream, College Admissions and Career Skills: Crossroads
Jason Patel, Founder of Transizion that provides intensive one-on-one boot camps to high school students on college essay writing, writing college applications, college interviewing, finding internships and more joins Enterprise Radio.
How Technology Is Improving Medical School Education, Addressing Physician Shortages, and Increasing Physician Diversity
Dr. David Lenihan, the CEO of Tiber Health, a technology company that is focused on innovating medical school education and helping to solve the global physician shortage joins Enterprise Radio.
Therapy Source’s Joshua Cartagenova and the Changing Face Of School-Based Therapy
Joshua Cartagenova, CEO of Therapy Source, a staffing company that specializes in connecting schools and other educational institutions with highly qualified therapists joins Enterprise Radio.
