Author: Bakhtiyor Isoev

In this episode, Chris Moloney, PhD, Associate VP and Associate Managing Principal, AGB Consulting and Ken Knueven, Chairman, CORE Education Foundation discuss labor shortage as Industry 4.0 transforms manufacturing and global dynamics. Job requirements are rapidly evolving, with predictions that by 2025, half of the workforce will need reskilling. Proactive measures are essential to bridge this gap and prepare for the technological revolution. Now, let’s dive into our discussion on education, empowerment, and the critical role of adapting labor shortage with our esteemed guests, Chris Moloney and Ken Knueven Watch Full Interview: https://youtu.be/yplQmScznLM Show notes: Upskilling and Reskilling Strategy Need for…

In this episode, we have two remarkable guests joining us – Christopher Chambers and Sam Wiggins. Christopher Chambers, a native of Washington D.C., brings a wealth of experience as a Professor of Media Studies at Georgetown University. He’s not only excelled academically but has also contributed significantly to international conflict resolution efforts and affordable student housing initiatives. Sam Wiggins, the Chairman and CEO of Student Housing of America, Inc., has over 25 years of executive leadership experience and a strong commitment to community service. His work spans both the private and government sectors, making him a key figure in empowering…

In this episode, two esteemed guests, Mackenzie Bishop and Chris Moloney, shed light on the evolving dynamics of Higher Education Return on Investment (ROI). Their wealth of experience and passion for education bring invaluable insights to the forefront. Mackenzie Bishop, a seasoned education professional, boasts an impressive 13-year journey in progressive leadership roles across various educational settings. From intensive English programs to universities, she intimately understands the challenges and lifecycle of the student journey. Currently serving as the university partnership development lead for Virtual Internships, Mackenzie actively contributes to the education community through conference presentations and publications. Committed to advocacy…

In this episode, Join renowned youth advocate Karen Pittman, CEO of the Forum for Youth Investment, and education expert Gary Briggs, Director of Systems Impact at the New Teacher Center, in a transformative discussion. They explore the power of broadening the concept of educators to include the community, fostering a collaborative environment where students thrive beyond traditional classrooms. Together, they envision a future where partnerships between educators and communities empower the youth for a more inclusive society.Karen Pittman is a well-known youth advocate and the founder and CEO of the Forum for Youth Investment, a non-profit organization that works to…

In the world of technology, keeping up with the latest developments can be difficult. When COVID-19 occurred, internet-based marketing and communication tools became more visible. The nature of interaction has changed. Zoom lectures and online exams are common today. We can take a virtual tour of an apartment from the comfort of our own home. Let’s examine why this is so relevant. In this episode, we are delighted to welcome Rami Kalla. He is the executive producer, owner, and founder of Point in Time Studios specializing in student and multifamily housing videos and marketing. Students will benefit from his wisdom…

As a result of the post-pandemic environment, student expectations have changed. Students and educational institutions jumped on online platforms for lectures; however, social engagement could not be substituted. Educational leaders and stakeholders are asking: how can we adapt and connect with students’ new expectations? Dr. Vazquez is passionate about education and believes in helping students succeed. In order to provide her students with support and guidance and help them build their careers for a better future, she is committed to developing meaningful relationships with them. Dr. Chitpasong Vazquez, the President of California Miramar University, shared with us best practices around…

People seek different things in society for different reasons. It was a period of low interest rates and rising stock values during the pandemic. Therefore, mainstream investors were pleased. Insecurity in student housing has existed for a long time, and has been exacerbated by the Pandemic. Is it likely they would know what was happening in the educational system for children from low-income families? No way! Based on official facts and news, a 40% rent increase renders them homeless and unable to survive. Take Pam Blumenthal’s words into consideration: we can make a positive impact on society, assist students in…

In this episode, we are delighted to speak with Cheryl Delk-Le Good and Haviva Parnes. We took time to discuss emerging trends in the English language industry and the role of EnglishUSA in providing up-to-date tools and resources for education and ELT professionals to empower their students, programs, and organizations better. Cheryl Delk-Le Good has been active in international education for more than 25 years and has served as EnglishUSA’s Executive Director since 2015. She has served in multiple leadership positions during her career including President of EnglishUSA, Communications & Promotions Director for UCIEP, IEP Network Leader for the International…

In this episode, we are honored to bring Dr. Ray Lutzky. Dr Lutzky is an American professor, education technology (EdTech) consultant and communications expert who has worked with many of the world’s most innovative and recognizable universities. In his current role, Dr Lutzy is Vice President at Academic Partnerships, a leading EdTech company based in Dallas, Texas that helps universities increase student access to top-quality, affordable and workforce-relevant education delivered online. Dr Lutzky is keen to share the unique experience that he gained through enrollment management leadership roles at Cornell, New York University (NYU), Pace University, and Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute (RPI) and more. In this episode,…

In this episode, Dr. Myron Pope was interviewed by Bakhtiyor Isoev. Dr. Myron Pope is a visionary and collaborative leader with over 25 years of work experience serving as a higher education administrator and educator. In his most recent role, as the Vice President of Student Life at the University of Alabama, he focused on enrollment and retention strategies, student support and advocacy, the promotion of students’ involvement, diversity and inclusion programming, fraternity/sorority life, and the creation of co-curricular learning experiences. In this episode, Myrone and Bakhtiyor will expand the topic about ‘Improving Students Lives, Not Only Enrollment Numbers’ Watch…

In this episode, Nicholas Sacco was interviewed by Bakhtiyor Isoev. Nicholas Sacco was born in Northern California, and moved to San Diego in 2000 to attend University of California, San Diego. He got his degree in international relations and soon began working in international education. After teaching in Tijuana, Mexico and Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, Nick returned to San Diego and founded Connect English in 2008. With a fresh and energetic approach to affordable education, Connect English has provided English learning experiences for international students around the world. The school has trained well over 10,000 students. Many of those students…

In this episode, Mike Shangkuan was interviewed by Bakhtiyor Isoev. Mike Shangkuan is an EdTech entrepreneur, fitness fanatic, and polyglot, speaking six languages – English, German, Spanish, French, Chinese and Japanese. As a pioneer in language learning, he is the CEO of Lingoda GmbH, Europe’s leading online language school, where he is in charge of the company’s strategy and daily business. He is also a former natural bodybuilder and competed at several international competitions. He is a graduate of Yale University and he holds an MBA from Harvard Business School. This episode will cover his career that started from Wall…