LIVE WEBINAR
Experience Modern Strategic Planning: Competitive Differentiation for Higher Education
Thursday, May 9 | 12:00pm-12:45pm EST
Ready to transform your strategic planning and secure a competitive future for your institution? Join us on for a conversation led by Jim Rogers, Founder and CEO of 3 Enrollment Marketing & Mary Grondahl, VP of Modern Strategy and Institutional Positioning.
They will cover three of the most common challenges in higher education strategic planning: Misalignment, Long Timelines and Standing Out in a Crowded Field.
Join the webinar on May 9 here.
What to Expect:
- Leveraging your Data: Learn how to leverage data-driven insights to pinpoint your institution's unique strengths.
- Maximizing Institutional Impact: Gain strategies for aligning resources and budgets to maximize strategic impact.
- Accelerating Decisions: Learn the frameworks for streamlined decision-making and accelerated strategic execution.
Meet your Speakers.
Jim Rogers
Founder & CEO
3 Enrollment Marketing
Mary Grondahl
VP of Strategy & Institutional Planning
3 Enrollment Marketing
James (Jim) Rogers brings three decades of experience in modern marketing strategy and execution to the helm of 3 Enrollment Marketing. He has a unique ability to foresee future trends and evolve with technology—while always keeping it connected to core goals and strategy. Jim is passionate about the power of higher education to transform individual lives and society, and he brings his experience in harnessing the power of modern marketing to advance the cause of higher ed for our clients.
Mary is creating transformational change in higher-ed. And while she knows the industry inside out, it’s her passion to think outside its typical paradigms that makes her a trailblazer in strategic planning. Her 38 years leading undergraduate and graduate enrollment management and marketing efforts—as well as in providing audits and analyses for institutions throughout the U.S.—gives her direct insight into the challenges facing the industry. As an adjunct professor in Higher Education Leadership and Administration, Mary mentored future higher ed professionals—and at 3E she is literally shaping the future of higher ed.
