GLG Topic: For-Profit Education
For-Profit Education is a system of postsecondary educational schools that are established by private, profit-seeking companies. These schools fall into three categories: Enterprise, Supersystem, and Virtual. Enterprise companies are typically privately owned and local with smaller enrollments. Supersystem institutions are publicly traded and have multiple campuses across the country. Virtual universities have an exclusively online student body and staff.
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Leading Experts: For-Profit Education
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Martin GrossmanConsultant
Independent Consultant - Author
Martin Grossman is a member of the Career College Association and a consultant specializing in For-Profit Postsecondary Education. He was the Senior Vice President of Marketing and Investor Relations for ITT Educational Services, a company providing technical education services, until September of...
FormerPresident
Chase Education Finance
Robert D. Moore was until March 2006, the President of Chase Education Finance. Chase Education Finance is the largest US student lender, serving over 2500 schools. Prior to serving as President of Chase Education Finance, Mr. Moore was the President of Bank One's Education Finance Group from 1996...
C.J. DeSantisFounder & Principal
MARKETING Synthesis, LLC
C.J. DeSantis is currently the Founder of MARKETING Synthesis, an e-marketing consulting practice. Previously he founded eLearners.com, online marketing services company, and was CEO until 3/1/06. He created eLearners® to help prospective online students find the best colleges for their needs. In the...
Jason MaChief Executive Officer
Vanteus
Jason Ma is the Chief Executive Officer at IvyMax, formerly Vanteus, a leading education technology and service provider of in-center and online test prep and college admissions services. He is also CEO at Congruent Partners. He is Senior Advisor at Silicon Valley-China Wireless Association. Previously,...
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Edward A. Weinstein, CPA
Edward Weinstein is a consultant and advisor to businesses and other organizations, an arbitrator and board member of commercial and not for profit organizations. Mr. Weinstein most recently worked with Deloitte and Touche for 40 years, and retired as a Senior Partner in the New York office in 1998....
Study Groups: For-Profit Education(?)
| Study Group Name | Members |
|---|---|
| For-Profit Education Industry Experts | 548 |
| Corporate Daycare Services Experts | 20 |
| Translation Services Professionals | 38 |
| Student Lending Experts | 163 |
| Experts in the Leisure & Lodging Council | 3128 |
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Rexam's results show why successful healthcare packagers are often niche players. Healthcare packaging is a diverse field encompassing rigid containers in all shapes and sizes and unlimited varieties of flexible forms, materials and shapes. For large players supporting high speed capital intensive manufacturing...
If I may, Mr. Goldstein suggests that education to providers re: cost/benefit or value will drive drug selection. I disagree in that there are may barriers to provider (most physicians) behavior and their selection of drugs. To mention a few are as follows: 1. My anecdotal experience...
Over the last year, it has become clear that the over-use of anemia drugs for cancer and renal failure has become a problem. The reason can be sumed up in one word, which is profit.
This is a promising shift of money into licensing a drug may be a helpful tool to abate the symptoms. Patient education is an essential component in the treatment of this disease. In a clinical research study in 1999, the use of acupuncture, herbal medicine and patient education were the best...
As the rate of growth of economies the world over grows so does the frequency of failures and shortcomings in global and national financial markets. In this analysis I take a look at the role which the nature of...
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