September 9, 2020
LeAnn Buntrock PhD, joins the Education Solutions Team at MGT Consulting Group
LeAnn Buntrock has joined MGT as part of the Education Solutions Team as the new Senior Vice President.
LeAnn Buntrock has joined MGT as part of the Education Solutions Team as the new Senior Vice President.
Rebecca Afshar, Senior Consultant of MGT's Education Solutions Group, recently received her Accredited Learning Environments Planner (ALEP) accreditation.
The Hillsborough County School Board last week unanimously selected MGT Consulting Group to operate four additional turnaround schools through 2023, doubling the number of schools that MGT managed during the 2019-20 school year.
Melanie Hicks, VP of Education Solutions group has been accepted into Forbes Business Development Council. She will leverage this in her position at MGT.
In many states, the coronavirus pandemic necessitated contingency plans allowing for a shift from in-person to remote activities. For some purposes, like most office jobs, the transition has been an adjustment, but doable and in some cases even preferable to commuting to a workplace. For example, at Microsoft, among other companies, productivity is up.
When schools are ready to resume they need to ensure that students will be able to receive the best education possible. Find your COVID-19 blueprint.
In the podcast Policy Matters, Doug Mesecar talks about the impact of COVID-19 on the education system. There is a discussion on the congressional response, how it changes educational policy, and the funding landscape.
Here's some advice curated from your friendly neighborhood virtual instructors for moving your class into the virtual world.
MGT Consulting Group (MGT), a national leader in public sector management consulting and technology services, announced today that Rachel Jones, an accomplished education leader, has joined MGT as senior consultant.
The impact of declining enrollments, shifting values, and alternative opportunities are changing higher education in unprecedented ways. Here are 5 ways higher education can thrive.