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Emeritus Receives Great Place to Work Certification™ - Vimarsana News

Emeritus Receives Great Place to Work Certification™

/PRNewswire/ -- Emeritus, the global leader in making the highest-quality education accessible and affordable to individuals, companies, and governments around...

Emeritus Receives Great Place to Work Certification - Vimarsana News

Emeritus Receives Great Place to Work Certification

92% of team members say Emeritus is a Great Place to Work MUMBAI, India and BOSTON, Feb. 17, 2022 /PRNewswire/ -- Emeritus, the global leader in making the highest-quality education accessible

How Edtech Firms are Disrupting Management Education - Vimarsana News

How Edtech Firms are Disrupting Management Education

As the edtech revolution makes quality higher education affordable and accessible to all, alters traditional structures of the MBA, and creates new markets on its value-cost trade-off, what’s at stake for traditional b-schools?

'We Were Rejected By 20 Investors In 2015', Says Co-Founder Of Recently-Minted Edtech Unicorn Eruditus - Vimarsana News

'We Were Rejected By 20 Investors In 2015', Says Co-Founder Of Recently-Minted Edtech Unicorn Eruditus

Eruditus began in 2010 by partnering with top American and European institutions to offer executive education courses in offline classrooms

Source: inc42.com
Eruditus funding: ETtech Exclusive: Eruditus raises $650 million as valuation jumps four-fold to $3.2 billion - Vimarsana News

Eruditus funding: ETtech Exclusive: Eruditus raises $650 million as valuation jumps four-fold to $3.2 billion

Eruditus' funding — which is a mix of primary capital infusion and secondary stake sale by existing shareholders — was led by US-based venture capital firm Accel and Japan's SoftBank Vision Fund II.