BGLC Partners Announces New Admissions & Retention Consulting Firm

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Silver Spring, Maryland, United States of America (Free-Press-Release.com) March 16, 2011 -- BGLC Partners is a newly launched marketing, admissions and retention consulting firm that works with schools from pre-schools to colleges and universities to create a “culture of enrollment” to ensure healthy growth, build on successes and create lasting legacies of excellence.

The company name, which stands for Build, Grow, Lead, reminds the consultants in the partnership and their clients that the purpose of education and professional services for the education sector, is to build strong schools and strong communities for the future. BGLC Partners works directly with stakeholders in schools of all sizes to do just that through professional admissions, retention and marketing services.

The partners at BGLC are committed to excellence, opportunity and achievement. Charles J. Eames, managing partner of BGLC Partners, has worked in education in a variety of capacities for over 30 years, as a teacher, administrator, principal and fundraiser at the university, high school, middle and elementary levels. His passion for promoting education is underscored by professional experience in the fields finance and corporate and individual sales and marketing.

BGLC Partner, Elizabeth Eames, owner of the Brooklyn, New York-based Contemporary Communications Consulting, brings expertise in marketing and communications in the corporate, education and non-profit sectors to BGLC Partners. She has been a member of the National Association of College Admissions Counselors, the New York Association of College Admissions Counselors and the Public Relations Society of America.

To learn more, or to subscribe to the BGLC Partners Admissions and Retention Newsletter, visit the BGLC Partners website (bglcpartners[dot]com) or follow BGLCPartners on Twitter.

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