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George Nichols III
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December 07, 2020
During a year of hardship, we saw so many examples of heroism. During a year of complexity, we witnessed leaders step up with confidence. And during a year of uncertainty, The American College of Financial Services executed on behalf of our students, and in advancement of our mission.
To end 2020, I sat down to answer four pressing questions summing up The College’s 2020. I touched on technological advances, a renewed focus on transformative e-learning, and the potential outcomes The College can foster in economic empowerment and equality.
First, I discussed the strategic sea change in The College’s delivery of applied knowledge. The two cornerstones of that strategy are Brightspace, The College’s new learning management system, and Personal Pathway™, its new learning model now available through the Chartered Financial Consultant® (ChFC®) designation and CERTIFIED FINANCIAL PLANNER™ (CFP®) education programs, as well as several courses in the Chartered Life Underwriter® (CLU®) program.
Instead of outlining features and benefits – visit the program pages above to view the highlights – I looked into the future to help the financial advisor, life insurance agent, nonprofit fundraiser, or executive leader understand what this shift in thinking and execution will mean for them.
Listen to the short interview below, and make sure to subscribe to this blog to remain on the pulse of new College initiatives.
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