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Frances Quirke
Senior Enterprise Account Manager - reduce costs and increase productivity
Frances Quirke is a partnerships director at Coursera with extensive experience in the education technology sector. Her current role involves working with universities and other institutions to implement Coursera's online learning platform.1
Some key points about Frances Quirke:
Professional Background
- She currently holds the position of partnerships director at Coursera.12
- Previously, she worked as a Senior Enterprise Account Manager at Coursera, focusing on reducing costs and increasing revenue for the company.3
Expertise
- Frances is well-versed in supporting educational institutions with digital transformation and online learning initiatives.2
- She has deep knowledge of the e-learning landscape, particularly in higher education.
Involvement in Education
- Frances has been involved in discussions about embedding data skills in university curricula, particularly in South Africa.1
- She has highlighted the growing importance of data, business, and technology skills for students and the need for universities to incorporate these into their programs.1
LinkedIn Profile
Frances Quirke's LinkedIn username is francesquirke, as mentioned in the query. Her profile can be found at uk.linkedin.com/in/francesquirke.2
Highlights
I've just completed the 'Introduction to Generative AI' course from Google via Coursera!
There are a few reasons I took this course:
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Organisations are very focused on AI right now. A recent study from Harvard showed that AI can enable organisations to deliver results 25% faster and 40% better but organisational level awareness is key.
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With more and more requests coming from organisations in the last 6 months for employee upskilling around AI and with the launch of Coursera's new GenAI Academy, it's really important that I'm able to help our customer navigate this interesting new chapter.
This is a great entry level course and I'd recommend it! Now onto the next......
Excited to be attending the Learning Technologies Conference at Excel next week. It would be great to see past colleagues, friends, customers and anyone interested in discussing how to drive impact with relevant, high quality learning. You can find me at stand Q30.
Showing ROI can be challenging with learning but if you can adopt a skills first approach, you can start to impact internal mobility, attrition, talent attraction and the employee pulse! I'd be happy to share more.
My colleague Duncan Dunlop will be delivering a great session on learner engagement - It's great (I've seen it!)
Looking forward to grabbing many coffees next week!
#LT23UK #coursera #learninganddevelopment #skillsfirsthiring
