Hailed by industry experts as the dawning of a new global business education platform, Mr. Hesse is rolling out GlobalBusinessProfessor.com. Focusing initially on the automotive industry, Mr. Hesse has gained an excellent reputation for bringing OEMs and suppliers together, internationally for many years.
During that time, through partnership agreements, GlobalAutoIndustry.com has fed its burgeoning audience a steady diet of international industry leaders, from all corners of the market, to teach managers and executives the keys to succeeding in their preferred markets. Over the course of the last few years, over one hundred of these live, on-line events have been attended by over 6,000 industry leaders and executives, who, through follow-up surveys have rated the seminar content as excellent or very good, overall.
Now, through the introduction of GlobalBusinessProfessor.com, those same seminars are being made available to the general business public. While in the logistical stages of a assembling a new, state of the art delivery platform, being unveiled in July, GlobalBusinessProfessor.com is giving away access to one free seminar, for participation in a brief global education survey.
The timing couldn't be better. The emergence of on-demand educational seminars seems to be taking the industry by storm. Between The Economist rolling out an on-line program, presented by its editors, and the announcement of a new program involving Steve Poisner, UCLA and The Sharry Lansing Foundation, known as the Encore Career Institute, focusing on retraining boomers, GlobalBusinessProfessor.com appears to be on the cutting edge of both technological and educational innovation.
With its growing library of seminar content from weekly live, on-line events, the capability to grow content exponentially through partnership agreements and a toe-hold on the MBA marketplace with seminars being used in beta test programs, GlobalBusinessProfessor.com promises to continue broadening both its content and customer base as it branches into all of the fundamental areas of global business development, including tax, trade, legal, supply chain management, manufacturing, communications, internet presence, social marketing and human resources.
For more information, or to participate in the global business education survey and receive a free on-demand seminar, visit: GlobalBusinessProfessor or go directly to www.survey.globalbusinessprofessor.com
