LOUISVILLE, KY, September 01, 2011
/24-7PressRelease/ -- The Learning House, Inc., an online education solutions partner, received recognition as a high-growth company at both the national and local level.
Learning House was recognized at the national level by earning a spot on the Inc. 5000 annual rankings for the second year in a row. Learning House grew revenue 88 percent over the past three years, earning the position of 2,631 on the annual list.
In addition to national recognition, Learning House was recognized locally by Louisville Business First as a "Fast 50" company for the third consecutive year. The "Fast 50" program celebrates the city's fastest-growing businesses, honoring all finalists with a luncheon on Tuesday, October 27, when the order will be announced. All finalists were chosen based on annual revenue growth.
"We are proud to offer a comprehensive offering of online education and enrollment management services that are in high demand be colleges and universities nationwide," said President and CEO, David T. Richardson. Our record of strong and consistent growth is driven by successful and growing online education programs at our partner schools."
About The Learning House, Inc.
The Learning House, Inc. is a comprehensive online education solutions partner that helps colleges and universities develop effective and affordable ways to deliver online degree programs. Partnering with more than 90 colleges and universities in 30 states, Learning House has created a model that meets the needs of every school. Learning House provides a total online campus solution to each of its partners, including online curriculum development, marketing and enrollment management, technology, learning management system customization and hosting, faculty training and professional development, 24/7 support, and consulting. For more information about Learning House, please visit LearningHouse.com.
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