Thread regarding Dream Center Education Holdings, LLC (DCEH) layoffs

DCEH was in this for a fast cash grab

DCEH was in this for a fast cash grab. If they were serious about transformation, they would have changed the same old leadership from AU instead of promote them. "If you want to change the direction of an organization, change its leaders". (Maxwell)

The folks in direct administration of the campuses and programs drove AU into the ground though cronyism and tiptoeing on the line of appropriate recruitment practices. To get a good sense of how this worked, check out the movie Wolf of Wall Street and substitute penny stocks with the education of uninformed and gullible students. Hence, we have an enormous crisis on our hands at the DE with student loan default that is only getting better because shady operations like ITT and EDMC (DCEH) are going out of business.

This is a repost from @XhTKVrw-1mcs

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We’ll we made sure this cr@p hole failed.

Thanks fer play ‘n

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wfo: agreed. Again we have to also remember they have never taken risk in their life. The money they used for GCU was from Dad (and his connects)...totally different information paradigm today vs. 2004. Let's drive this home for sure, the Dream Center crew had NOTHING to do with the actual success of GCU, that is all BM and the UoP management he brought in. If you remember, GCU was actually fined millions under BR/JC for ...wait for it... enrollment practices. In fact, the timeline is pretty clear...judgement with FCC, first non-profit attempt failed...get rid of BR...all of a sudden second attempt success. So yeah, these so called god fearing people fell for the greed, hubris, and false confidence that so many sinners are accused of. Let me go pray in tongues about all this.

This only stops when everyone stops letting these people take advantage. You know when your working for scum and to stick around for as long as some of these people have shows just how much integrity they truly have....however, we should also thank them for sticking around because they are proving how inept and unqualified they truly are. We now are seeing that these people can't get themselves out of a paperbag let alone should have ever been in charge of an institution of higher learning. They rode the wave of ignorance and its catching up, while it s---s for those of us who actually cared about the Mission, unfortunately with for-profit the mission in the catalog vs. board room are never even close to the same.

Let's all rejoice in the fact that most if not all of these hacks are in their twilight, they have cannibalized their own industry so they don't have anywhere to go either...plus who would really want them anyways after the last 10/years of consecutive executive failures across the industry. I still laugh when I see leadership positions that require previous experience....because that is really working out for you guys isn't it, those greasy car salesmen that call themselves campus presidents or directors have really been showing you how great they are at running their business. Heck, they still have employees with titles 'Campus President' when they have chains on their locations..talk about an insult to intelligence...so as you can see we still have some cleaning up to do at the top layer before any true change can occur.

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DCEH made no money. Their management’s mistake was hubris and greed.

First, They thought that just because they turned around Grand Canyon they could turn around EDMC. The GCU guys were way out of their league. MM ( former CEO) financially engineered a deal and made up earnings projections which they “believed” due to either their incompetence or a dream of taking an unguaranteed $60m buy in and turning it back into the $2-$2.5 B bohemoth EDMC once was.

MrXZ85

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Post ID: @wfo+XjsojGF

Agreed - pinnacle ruined everything -- the rubrics are very bad and not relative - outsiders determining content -- too much interference in programs they had no business managing

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Post ID: @dpv+XjsojGF

Hopefully DCEH and DCF got completely screwed and lost money, I hate to be mean but they got into something they didn’t research thoroughly and cost thousands of people jobs.

Hopefully EDMC execs suffer slow and painful loss funds at some point as well. They panicked and sold off a group of schools that were on top of the online market, innovators no matter what you think of their recruitment style the original online presence was excellent until some id--t came up with pinnacle model. The brands AUO and AiO were a couple of the first fully online regionally accredited colleges.

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Post ID: @qye+XjsojGF

Good job Cletus… You done figured it out

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