Xavier Franquet, Director, Estudiemas, Venezuela
Students like Canada and Australia because they offer immigration prospects
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Patrick Pheasant, CEO, NEAS, Australia
Often, it’s hard for a director or senior management to move their team through change. Having an independent specialist can really shine a light on things that they can’t do themselves.
Mary Dwyer, President, IES Abroad, US
When I started, IES was at 10 million dollar year revenue, and a thousand students a year. Now this year we will exceed 125 million in revenue and exceed nine thousand students.
Mariam Naneishvili, Program manager, Study in Georgia
Making a university with real European standards in Georgia is a huge step in our development.
Alex Usher, president, HESA, Canada
Prestige to some extent is a fixed quality and the West has more of it than the developing world does.
Piet Grymonprez, founder and director, MyMachine Global Foundation
It is crucial for young kids to understand what it takes to bring an idea to life.
John Williamson, Executive Director, Linden Educational Services
Probably one of the most un-selfish things that they could do is to send their child away to a boarding school far away.
Jarrad Merlo, Co-founder, E2Language, Australia
I think the future of education is going to go towards YouTube – they just need a platform, which we’re building.
Sonja Knutson, Director of Internationalisation, MUN, Canada
61% of international students chose Canada because of post-graduate work opportunities.
Sangeet Chowfla, President & CEO, GMAC, US
High-quality business schools traditionally tended to be in the US or western Europe – now you see them all around the world
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