Big problems = big opportunities. Strong believer in Upstanders and human potential. Corporate Strategy at Guild Education

Manhattan, NY
Joined December 2018
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#UrbanFarms are sprouting up all over #NYC. This week on #InFocusNY1, @cherylwillsny1 speaks with @NewYorkLtGov about the importance of green spaces, and @HarlemGrown about their new mobile kitchen. Watch Sunday at 10:30 a.m. and 3:30 p.m.
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Very proud of my friend and teammate for this award
Congratulations to Greg Siegel, Guild’s very own Chief Business Officer, on being named an honoree for Denver Business Journal's C-Suite Award for 2021! Check out the full list of honorees here👇 bizjournals.com/denver/news/…
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Workers are more — and know more — than what's in their job descriptions. 👆for everyone doing reskilling and upskilling.
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Our team @GuildEducation just wrapped up our annual kickoff, and we're fired up. Here's what we discussed: 155M adults in the US lack a college degree or meaningful credential; 88M of them need formal upskilling or reskilling before they retire. Here's what you need to know:
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The antidote to division isn’t effective persuasion, but a willingness to reconsider your own point of view. It’s much easier said than done...
It's rare to open people's minds by preaching and prosecuting ("I'm right, you're wrong!"). Instead of trying to score points in a debate, treat it like an interview. Your role is to ask questions that help people consider their own reasons for change. nytimes.com/2021/01/31/opini…
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You don’t learn civics at a coding bootcamp. It shouldn’t be a choice between obtaining employable skills OR a higher eduction. It should be a question about the best way to get BOTH.
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Excited that @GuildEducation made it on @Forbes #Cloud100 List for a second year in a row. We climbed 40 spots in one year thanks to our team's hard work and dedication to unlocking opportunity for America’s workforce. #oneteam #grateful ... forbes.com/cloud100
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So humbled and proud of this recognition. However, if COVID-19 has made anything readily apparent, it’s that there is still so much work to be done
We're thrilled to be listed 23rd on the 2020 #Inc5000 list, which represents our commitment to scaling our business in the interest of supporting even more working adults on their path to education and upskilling opportunities. fal.cn/39Heg @Inc @Inc5000
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Not only is degree inflation potentially discriminatory, but for many roles it’s also myopic. The skills required to compete in the knowledge economy will come from myriad places
Dear employers: stop requiring college degrees in job postings. It systematically disadvantages those who acquire skills through alternative routes—especially people of color. There's nothing you learn in college that you can't learn elsewhere. @pqblair wsj.com/articles/the-dispara…
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Like all wicked problems, racial inequity is inextricably linked to other systemic problems...like the education achievement gap @amdulin www-forbes-com.cdn.ampprojec…
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Not bad company to be in...@GuildEducation selected to @CNBC’s Disruptor 50 List! #Disruptor50 cnbc.com/2020/06/16/meet-the…
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Requiring universal articulation among institutions with the same accreditor is a great idea, but it will never happen 1/
The average transfer student currently loses 43% of their previously earned credits. This happens even when they switch schools overseen by the same college accreditor. Here's one proposal to ameliorate this problem that surely needs to be addressed. thirdway.org/memo/using-accr…
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They say you can’t fully understand a man until you walk a mile in his shoes. That may be true, but I believe it’s every human’s responsibility to try
"Try to imagine how it must feel for black Americans when they watch themselves being looted every single day. Police in America are looting black bodies.”
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Innovation takes longer than we expect...until it doesn’t
Digital Transformation has just happened. Now what do we do about it?
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