Brian Rogove's guest appearances

Brian Rogove

Inside Asia Podcast

The Eduvators

Bruce Lipton

Weijian Shan

Adam Schwarz

Parag Khanna

Rich Robinson

David Hoffman

Mark Clifford

James Barrat

Josh Tetrick

Hunter Lovins

Cindy Hook

Sam Tsui

David Goldstein

Matt Tompkins

Frank Lavin

OwlTail

S2:E1  - Welcome to this episode of Eduvators, hosted by Angela Fairs, founder of Full Circle Educational Consultancy with over 20 years experience in schools around the world with a focus of strategic consultancy for innovative schools preparing for the 21st century. This week we’re with Brian Rogove, Group CEO of XCL Education, currently in Singapore. Our host, Angela Fairs, asks Brian all about XCL Education, how we should be preparing for the jobs of tomorrow and they also talks about Esports in the world of education. Co-sponsored episode This episode is co-sponsored by the International Schools Network! ISN is a brave space where you can collaborate, write articles and start discussions across a broad range of key topics within international education. Whether you’re a teacher, member of staff or a leader working at an international school, ISN invites you to be part of the conversation. Head over to ISN.education to learn more and be a part of this incredibly exciting community of educators! www.fullcircle-education.co.uk https://xcledu.com 

S2:E1  - Welcome to this episode of Eduvators, hosted by Angela Fairs, founder of Full Circle Educational Consultancy with over 20 years experience in schools around the world with a focus of strategic consultancy for innovative schools preparing for the 21st century. This week we’re with Brian Rogove, Group CEO of XCL Education, currently in Singapore. Our host, Angela Fairs, asks Brian all about XCL Education, how we should be preparing for the jobs of tomorrow and they also talks about Esports in the world of education. Co-sponsored episode This episode is co-sponsored by the International Schools Network! ISN is a brave space where you can collaborate, write articles and start discussions across a broad range of key topics within international education. Whether you’re a teacher, member of staff or a leader working at an international school, ISN invites you to be part of the conversation. Head over to ISN.education to learn more and be a part of this incredibly exciting community of educators! <a href="https://www.fullcircle-education.co.uk/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.fullcircle-education.co.uk</a> <a href="https://etonx.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://xcledu.com</a>

Brian Rogove, Group CEO of XCL Education in Singapore

Brian Rogove, Founder and CEO of Singapore-based A-Star Education is in the for-profit education business. And when you consider the premium that Asian families place on education, it’s easy to see how profits might follow. Brian doesn’t beat around the bush when talking about education’s return-on-investment. He says that while “for-profit” education feels like a dirty phrase to those in the West, Asians see the private sector as critical in shoring up public education short-falls throughout the region. Dissecting the relative strengths and weaknesses of education in Asia is as complex and diverse as the region itself. When it comes to public education, quality is oftentimes directly proportional to the level of government spending. Building schools and staffing them with well-versed teachers takes time and money. It’s for that very reason that large-scale private equity firms are entering the space. Baring, Blackstone and KKR are just a few of the many major investors increasing their holdings in education companies worldwide. And Asia is a key focus.

Brian Rogove, Founder and CEO of Singapore-based A-Star Education is in the for-profit education business. And when you consider the premium that Asian families place on education, it’s easy to see how profits might follow. Brian doesn’t beat around the bush when talking about education’s return-on-investment. He says that while “for-profit” education feels like a dirty phrase to those in the West, Asians see the private sector as critical in shoring up public education short-falls throughout the region. Dissecting the relative strengths and weaknesses of education in Asia is as complex and diverse as the region itself. When it comes to public education, quality is oftentimes directly proportional to the level of government spending. Building schools and staffing them with well-versed teachers takes time and money. It’s for that very reason that large-scale private equity firms are entering the space. Baring, Blackstone and KKR are just a few of the many major investors increasing their holdings in education companies worldwide. And Asia is a key focus.

Education ROI (w/ Brian Rogove)