LeadSquared Webinars: Learn from the best

Customer experience is a top business priority. Customers no longer base their loyalty on price or product; instead, they stay loyal to companies due to the experience they receive.

More than 60% of the African population falls under the age bracket of 25 and below. Yet enrolments in tertiary education vary from 2% to 20% (depending on whether you are in Tanzania or Nigeria).

A Students Journey Has No Real End” Does it read like philosophy? No, let’s have a closer look, but this time, to provoke a ‘challenge.’ The challenge was posed by Loren Ellison, who wants to re-think everything about a student’s journey.

The needs and expectations of today’s healthcare consumers have changed. The advancement of technology and personalized digital experiences have infiltrated virtually every aspect of their daily lives and risen as the expected norm in many interactions – and healthcare is no exception.

Recently, we assembled a panel of notable industry and government leaders to discuss global expansion strategies for educational institutions.

Technology can enhance business models, customer experiences, and internal skills to support core operations.” In line with this, we conducted an action-packed webinar with Payoneer, a payment platform for cross-border digital business, to help you personalize digital experiences for your customers.

How does one differentiate themselves from the plethora of companies offering e-learning courses and develop a qualified sales pipeline? Learn from the experts.

Experts predict a surge in new enrollments for skills-based or career-focused education within the next few years. Whether individuals enter these programs as first-career students or professionals who are upskilling or transitioning careers, the influx of new inquiries and enrollments is expected to be significant.

Mr. Sharaf Muhammed, senior vice president of operations of uLesson, shares his journey on creating an amazing EdTech platform. Speakers: About 40% of the entire population of the African continent is below 15 years of age, allowing tremendous potential for growth in higher education.