Podcasts about targetx

Have you ever walked through the application process at your institution? From initial inquiry all the way through deposit? If you have, were you surprised by the amount of friction you encountered along the way? On this week's episode, Zach Busekrus sits down with Sasha Peterson, the CEO of TargetX, to discuss the future of student lifecycle management. Sasha casts a new vision for reimagining the student experience and explores the various roles that technology, process, and humans play in the creation of (and reduction of) friction in a prospective student's journey to school. Sasha has worked in the education technology space for over 20 years now, and has incredible insight into what a thriving relationship between software, enrollment marketers, and students should look and feel like. In this episode, Sasha tackles the following questions: - What is the difference between Student Lifecycle Management and Enrollment Management? - Dozens of software solutions over the last decade, TargetX included, have claimed to be the solution to our nation's retention problem and yet, we still can't get graduation rates above 60%.  Why do you think this is? - What do schools need to have in place before they purchase enrollment management and student retention software?  How do schools evaluate if they're ready or not? - What do you think TargetX does better than any other higher ed CRM?  Where do you think you all have the most opportunity to grow?

Hi everyone, we know this isn't the 20th episode special we advertised previously, but due to some technical difficulties we were unable to record with the designated set-up this week. We still hope to do a live recording in the future, but this week's episode is an interesting one nonetheless! Christian Ochoa-Diaz is a fellow Comm Arts student here on the New York City campus and aims to utilize his studies to achieve his dreams. He's a great filmmaker, a dedicated student, and an even better friend. We truly appreciate his company on the podcast. Follow Christian on Instagram: @cranocaz Senior Send-Off RSVP: https://alumni.nyit.edu/events/DecSeniorSendoff19 Service Learning Conference RSVP: https://www.nyit.edu/events/2019_service_learning_conference1#form-container Transfer Thursday RSVP: https://nyit.secure.force.com/events/targetX_eventsb__events#/esr?eid=a0v1C00000K9q1q Design & Layout Workshop RSVP: https://libcal.nyit.edu/event/6079568 If you enjoyed this episode, let us know what you think! Follow us on Instagram @manhattansvoice_pod and feel free to shoot us a DM! #iammanhattansvoice

In this week's episode, we dive into our experience with the Fall 2019 Presidential Forum. If you attend the New York City campus and haven't already heard the news, students still feel left out of the equation when it comes to the impending campus move, even after the university's efforts to quell tensions. Julian had the opportunity to ask some questions of his own, and Nicole details what she felt and experienced once the Q&A segment of the forum ended. We hope you enjoy this episode, and if you have any questions, comments, or insights, feel free to reach out to us through an Instagram DM @manhattansvoice_pod. We hope you all have a great week! TIAA Financial Consultation RSVP: https://shared.tiaa.org/public/publictools/events/meetingAndSeminar?employerId=1-8RJV-99 FAFSA Filing Event RSVP: https://nyit.secure.force.com/events/targetX_eventsb__events#/esr?eid=a0v1C00000K8l0t

We're back, covered in plaid, and ambitious as ever! This week, we highlight some of the important things happening on campus and in the Big Apple, discuss some of our plans for the very near future, then wrap up by recommending some of our favorite podcasts (other than Manhattan's Voice, of course). We won't spoil the best parts of the episode in the description, so you'll have to listen and find on what's coming! Have a great week, everyone! FAFSA Filing Event RSVP Links: November 11th - https://nyit.secure.force.com/events/targetX_eventsb__events#/esr?eid=a0v1C00000K8l0P November 20th - https://nyit.secure.force.com/events/targetX_eventsb__events#/esr?eid=a0v1C00000K8l0t

A CRM, or Customer Relationship Management platform, has gone from a nice to have to a need to have in higher education. But implementing this technology isn’t as simple as flipping a switch. In this episode of the Hashtag Higher Ed Podcast, Jay Murray, Associate Vice President of Enrollment Services at Western Connecticut State University, discusses WCSU’s decision to adopt TargetX, the process for fully implementing a new CRM on campus, and the ways WCSU continues to use TargetX to expand, automate, and personalize its prospective and admitted student communication.

In episode 3, we interview Brian Niles to look at the current and future state of higher ed admissions and recruitment technology. Brian shares some information form the 2016 Social Admissions Report co-produced by Chegg and TargetX. For information about the newly released 2017 report, visit: http://www.targetx.com/infographic-2017-social-admissions-report-blog/.

How student tours of college campuses affect the decision process. Jeff Kallay is a tour guide analyst and "experience evangelist" at TargetX.com and Laura Tokuza is an admissions counselor at Occidental College in Los Angeles. Host: Abby Laporte Guests: Jeff Kallay and Laura Tokuza Follow Abby on Twitter and Facebook. See her show notes and learn more about the show on the TWiT wiki page. Bandwidth for Abby's Road is provided by CacheFly. Thanks to Paul Minshall for our theme.

Brian Niles of TargetX.com moderates a college admissions chat among five high school seniors. High School Seniors: Lesley Haddock, Jack Norman, Maddie Tambussi, and Katie Keim Host: Abby Laporte Guest: Brian Niles Follow Abby on Twitter and Facebook. See her show notes and learn more about the show on the TWiT wiki page. Bandwidth for Abby's Road is provided by CacheFly. Thanks to Paul Minshall for our theme.