We've put up a new web site for the Education Industry Investment Forum.
Welcome to your network for the 11th Annual Education Industry Investment Forum.
Just in time for the election, and in the midst of the credit crisis, we're preparing for your participation in discussions on the following:
* Making business decisions based on expert forecasts of changes to No Child Left Behind and the Higher Education Act
* Marketing for your K12 or post secondary school to help you retain more students and increase scale in any economic climate
* The climate for post secondary lending and strategies for school operators that repair damage brought on by the credit crisis
We look forward to seeing you in Phoenix, Arizona in March.
Photos from EIIF 2009
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