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Jeremy Golant
U.S. Government Partnerships at Coursera
Jeremy Golant is a professional working in the field of government partnerships at Coursera, a leading online learning platform. He is responsible for U.S. Federal Civilian Agency partnerships at Coursera for Government.14 In this role, Golant focuses on building transformative relationships between Coursera and various government agencies.
Professional Background
Golant's work primarily involves:
- Developing partnerships with U.S. Federal Civilian Agencies
- Utilizing his extensive product knowledge to help enterprise clients maximize their learning outcomes
- Contributing to initiatives that drive data literacy in the public sector4
Prior to his current position, Golant held other roles at Coursera, including that of a Solutions Consultant. This experience has likely provided him with a deep understanding of Coursera's offerings and how they can be applied to government needs.
Achievements and Involvement
Golant has been actively involved in various initiatives and events related to government and technology:
- He announced Coursera for Government's selection as one of six finalists for the VA National Artificial Intelligence Institute (NAII) AI Tech Sprint.25
- He moderated a panel discussion related to his field of expertise.5
- Golant participated as a featured presenter in a session on "Driving Data Literacy in the Public Sector" at a GovFuture event.4
Location and Contact
Based in New York, NY, Jeremy Golant can be reached through his professional networks, including LinkedIn, where his username is jeremy-golant-85b38b77.3 His work continues to contribute to the intersection of education, technology, and government services.
Highlights
It really warms my heart that Coursera's workforce development programming in the state of Tennessee has helped 75% of program participants with their career development and job search plans—and 54% of participants have reported that learning through Coursera has made them more confident in looking for a job.
This is a positive signal in the midst of the significant noise of shifting economic trends. We are here to help make the American workforce more dynamic and resilient.
I had so much fun moderating a panel earlier today at the CDAO Government conference in Arlington, VA. The discussion centered on developing data skills among the US Federal Government workforce. Thank you to my three incredible participants:
Flo Castro-Wright, Chief Data Officer, CDC Foundation Layne Morrison, Deputy CDO, Analytics & Infrastructure (Acting) and Lead Data Scientist, Office of the Chief Data Officer, US Department of Education MAJ Thomas Malejko, Data Scientist, Innovation Cell, Human Resources Command, US Army
