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Business Premises - The old Coach House

Client development and marketing planning

December 2009

Ganesh Ashokan (pictured below) joined Corporate Learning Consultants Ltd. in December 2009 to develop client relationships and marketing planning. Ganesh specializes in customer relationship management and has an MBA from the University of Aberdeen and a Bachelor of Engineering (B.Eng) degree.

Ashokan at work in CLC’s new Teesside University office

Photographed above: Ganesh Ashokan at work in CLC’s new Teesside University office.
Ganesh joins CLC as part of a shorter Knowledge Transfer Partnership (sKTP) with Teesside University. This gives the company access to specialist expertise and resources including academic supervision f the project by David Norris of Teesside Business School. David has extensive marketing experience internationally and for major enterprises such as Nike.
Given the close links between CLC and Teesside University a new office has been opened on campus to help facilitate this initiative. The details are:

Corporate Learning Consultants Ltd.
Office GBU 2
Teesside University
Victoria Building
Victoria Road
Middlesbrough
UK, TS1 3BA

David Norris of Teesside Business School

David Norris of Teesside Business School (pictured right) provides academic supervision for the project.

To gain the widest possible inputs Ganesh has been conducting formal and informal discussions with our various stakeholders including consultants, clients, potential clients and academic partners. Implementation of strategy is likely to lead to the need to strengthen CLC’s administrative team in the summer.

Initial improvements that have been implemented include improved reporting to clients and analysis of training evaluation feedback.

Ganesh in discussion with Dr Jeff Gold

Ganesh in discussion with Dr Jeff Gold of the Human Resources and Organizational Behaviour Group of strategic partner Leeds Metropolitan University.