At the Crossroads: Should I sell... or keep growing my company?
Over the years, we have worked with hundreds of C-Level leaders and Boards. We have engaged in over one-hundred sale transactions. Our...
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Building the Infrastructure to Support the Next Wave of Educational Transformation - CONTINUED
On May 19, I shared the first post in this series, Building the Infrastructure to Support the Next Wave of Educational Transformation. In...
And They’re off!! Who will Lead the First Lap of the Educational Publishing Race?
The Contenders By now you have probably read the headlines and commentary about the McGraw-Hill and Cengage merger announced May 1st,...
Building the Infrastructure to Support the Next Wave of Educational Transformation: A Series
Promise Unfulfilled Academic standards, open educational resources (OER), and Internet technology connecting every student, teacher and...
How should districts manage the risks of crowdfunding?
According to a recent article on Vox Media, due to tight budgets in school districts and limited funds, teachers, schools and districts...
Coaching Entrepreneurs at EdSurge's Immersion Event
I am proud to announce GHP’s participation as a coach in EdSurge’s Immersion event, coming up on April 7 in San Diego. This one day...
What can edtech companies do to solve the demand and supply mismatch for jobs?
A conversation with Cheryl Oldham, Senior Vice President for the US Chamber of Commerce Foundation Center for Education and Workforce. In...
Seven Years of “Boston in Austin”
In 2013, Good Harbor Partners (GHP) came up with the idea to connect the Boston edtech community and Bostonians across the country and...
Designing a Modern Education System From a Clean Slate
What if we were to start off with a clean slate and design a modern education system that produces the talent and economic...
Thoughts after meeting early start-ups at SXSW EDU
I typically try not to give generic advice to startups. However, if there is one insight I share repeatedly, it is that if you fail, try...
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