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Webinar (July 11): Designing Extended Education Programs and Marketing to Meet the Needs of the Corporate Market

Jointly hosted by the Community and Economic Engagement & Marketing, Enrollment, and Student Services Networks

Programming and marketing for the corporate market need to be done differently than for open enrollment programs. This webinar will examine successful examples from the UC Irvine corporate programming and outreach and a survey of best practices derived from MindMax’s experience with many institutions.

Moderator:
 

Chris Nicholson, Assistant Dean, Enrollment, Marketing and Partnerships, University of Denver

Panelists: 
Gary Matkin, Dean, Continuing Education/Vice Provost, Career Pathways, University of California Irvine
Lee Maxey, CEO, MindMax

 

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