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In an increasingly crowded market, COE units must build and cultivate a differentiated identity. Use our infographic to leverage over 75 strategies to increase the effectiveness of your marketing efforts to adult students.
Get thee to a bookstore: these are the books college presidents need to read now, not later.
With amplified interest in growing partnerships with companies, universities must evaluate their current partnership strategy and seek new ways to diversify and deepen their industry engagements. Read our brief to learn how to develop a market-smart organizational design.
No matter a higher education institution’s objective, inevitably it’s silos that seem to get in the way of strategic thinking and planning. In the brief, you will find five silo threats outlined, as well as representative prompts and questions for executive team reflection and cabinet conversation.
Facing all the talk about an economic model that fundamentally needs to change, executives must address a dearth of critical information.
To learn more about how higher education leaders are similarly seizing new strategic opportunities to thrive in a post-pandemic world, I sat down with EAB’s Senior Vice President of Research, Melanie Ho.
While federal financial assistance provides some welcomed relief, CARES funds alone will not eliminate the need to reduce costs. EAB will continue to monitor this space closely to keep college and university leaders informed on federal actions that may affect higher education.
The Higher Education Strategy Forum hosted five virtual working sessions for presidential chiefs of staff and other strategic deputies representing 45 institutions across the United States and Canada. These working sessions gave us unique insight into what’s on the minds of presidents, cabinets, and boards as the COVID-19 crisis has unfolded.
In response to COVID-19 budget woes, college and university leaders are considering widespread layoffs to remain solvent. Watch this short video to learn why that happens, and how you can secure sustainable cost savings that won’t jeopardize staff morale.
The compendium is a picklist to help executives evaluate and choose the cost containment tactics best suited for their institutions.
