BJ’s Wholesale Club, CVS Health and Rite Aid all use CorpU to help upskill their employees. Experts from Harvard University, Massachusetts Institute of Technology Professional Education, and University of Michigan’s Ross School of Business are available. Greg Brown, president of Udemy Business explained that the COVID-19 pandemic prompted new approaches to workforce development. Brown stated that businesses are looking for ways to help employees and leaders in a global, scalable and accessible manner as a result of fast-paced changes and shifts to hybrid work environments. CorpU’s founder and general manager Alan Todd said that companies struggle to offer immersive and facilitated training despite the need for leadership development. “CorpU is a powerful addition to strengthen our Udemy Business offering for organizations by elevating leadership development capabilities and helping customers achieve critical business outcomes.” In a statement, both companies said CorpU “delivers cohort-based immersive learning experiences and access to world-class experts” while attempting to deliver courses that foster “innovation, leadership, and business agility.” Udemy was referred to by him as the “ideal partner of CorpU” and he said that the companies can “help organizations all prepare for the future and give leaders the tools, knowledge and capabilities to propel their business forward.” Gregg Coccari is the CEO of Udemy. He said that companies will benefit from Udemy’s real-world instructors, CorpU’s experienced professors, and peer-to–peer learning capabilities. This will allow them to “build agility, resilience, and team to face today’s most difficult challenges.” “We believe that CorpU will allow Udemy to help companies go further in upskilling initiatives and deepen collaboration and leadership capabilities through immersive learning experiences,” Coccari said.

title: “Udemy Acquired Online Leadership Development Platform Corpu Cybers Guards” ShowToc: true date: “2022-11-24” author: “Vickie Slaughenhoupt”

BJ’s Wholesale Club, CVS Health and Rite Aid all use CorpU to help upskill their employees. Experts from Harvard University, Massachusetts Institute of Technology Professional Education, and University of Michigan’s Ross School of Business are available. Greg Brown, president of Udemy Business explained that the COVID-19 pandemic prompted new approaches to workforce development. Brown stated that businesses are looking for ways to help employees and leaders in a global, scalable and accessible manner as a result of fast-paced changes and shifts to hybrid work environments. CorpU’s founder and general manager Alan Todd said that companies struggle to offer immersive and facilitated training despite the need for leadership development. “CorpU is a powerful addition to strengthen our Udemy Business offering for organizations by elevating leadership development capabilities and helping customers achieve critical business outcomes.” In a statement, both companies said CorpU “delivers cohort-based immersive learning experiences and access to world-class experts” while attempting to deliver courses that foster “innovation, leadership, and business agility.” Udemy was referred to by him as the “ideal partner of CorpU” and he said that the companies can “help organizations all prepare for the future and give leaders the tools, knowledge and capabilities to propel their business forward.” Gregg Coccari is the CEO of Udemy. He said that companies will benefit from Udemy’s real-world instructors, CorpU’s experienced professors, and peer-to–peer learning capabilities. This will allow them to “build agility, resilience, and team to face today’s most difficult challenges.” “We believe that CorpU will allow Udemy to help companies go further in upskilling initiatives and deepen collaboration and leadership capabilities through immersive learning experiences,” Coccari said.