Founded in 2000, Duke Corporate Education is a nonprofit corporation that operates under the Duke University. It offers business education through its global learning resource network that draws on a pool of more than 2,000 educators from over 25 different countries. It offers traditional classroom-based curriculum model and provides a variety of student development programs, such as 360-degree feedback, and classroom games and exercises. Duke Corporate Education also logistical programs and its metaphoric experience learning method focus on individual, team and collaborative behaviors. Its clients include AstraZeneca, BAE Systems, Boeing, Cisco, Ericsson, Honeywell, HSBC, IBM, Lehman Brothers, Microsoft and Shell. Duke Corporate education is located in Durham, N.C.
Dale Carnegie was founded in 1912, inspired by one mans belief in the power of self-improvement. Since then, its evolved into a movement thats crossed borders and generations, showing people how to tap into the best parts of themselves to create positive change. Today, our programs are available in over 90 countries and in over 30 languages over the world in-person, online or in blended format. We teach people how to communicate in a way, so they can form more rewarding business and personal relationships. Whether theyre starting out or stepping up, learning to lead a team, we build their confidence to get the most out of their lives and their work. We help people gain leadership skills, improve change management skills, build trust and greater influence to take meaningful decisions and make impact in the places that matter most.
North Carolina State Education Assistance Authority, located in Research Triangle Park, N.C., provides the state a number of services. It administers interinstitutional programs of student financial assistance, and publishes and distributes annual publications that assist students, parents, financial aid administrators and school counselors as they investigate financial assistance for postsecondary education. It obtains and insures capital for educational loans made available under North Carolina's Federal Family Education Loan Program. It also maintains an aggressive student loan collection system for recovery of student loan obligations. North Carolina State Education Assistance Authority promotes access to financial aid opportunities through outreach activities with school counselors and financial aid administrators, so they can assist students and families in planning for postsecondary educational opportunities.
