Type Public Website www.greenwoodhall.com CEO John R. Hall (1998–) | Traded as OTCQB: ELRN Founder John R. Hall | |
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Industry Education Management, Educational Technology Key people Dr. John R. Hall (CEO)
David Ruderman (EVP, Strategic Partnerships)
Josh Cage (EVP, Operations)
Bill Bradfield, (EVP, Business Development)
Shane Cobb, Vice President, Talent Management Stock price ELRN (OTCMKTS) US$ 0.04 +0.01 (+33.33%)3 Mar, 4:00 PM GMT-5 - Disclaimer Founded 1997, California, United States Headquarters Santa Ana, California, United States Profiles | ||
Greenwood Hall is a publicly traded educational technology company that provides cloud-based people and technology-enabled solutions designed to help post-secondary institutions better manage the student lifecycle. Greenwood Hall is headquartered in Los Angeles, California and operates student service center facilities in Phoenix, Arizona as well as College Station, Texas.
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History
Greenwood Hall was founded by Dr. John R. Hall and Zan Greenwood in 1997. In 1998, Greenwood Hall commenced call center operations from a facility in Irvine, California and a partner location in nearby Santa Ana, California. The Company focused on building its call center network during the first years of operations to support the needs of the direct response television industry and large television infomercials.
In 2000, the Company expanded its operations to include customer relationship management, logistics, fulfillment, and other related services as demand for the outsourcing of these services continued to increase significantly.
The Company relocated its corporate headquarters in August 2002 from Irvine to Santa Ana, California.
In the fall of 2006, the Company announced an expansion of its services and infrastructure and to accommodate significant new demand within higher education. In October 2007, Greenwood & Hall acquired the Financial Aid Solutions (FAS) Division of Nelnet, Inc.
Greenwood Hall has played a role in donation processing, event planning and logistics support with the following major national events and fundraising organizations:
As of 2010, Greenwood Hall shifted its focus to helping colleges and universities manage the student lifecycle.
In 2013, Greenwood Hall commenced a restructuring, during which time the Company shed unprofitable business and made changes to its management team.
In August 2014, the Company announced it completed an $8 million recapitalization which included refinancing of its bank debt and an equity infusion for expansion purposes. In conjunction with the recapitalization, the Company became a publicly traded entity.
In May 2015, the Company opened a new state-of-the-art student services center in Phoenix, Arizona, relocating its California operations to this facility. The Company located its corporate headquarters and sales offices to West Los Angeles, California in conjunction with this move.
Higher Education
Greenwood Hall provides cloud-based services for higher education institutions that support the student lifecycle, including:
Former and current Greenwood Hall clients include the University of Alabama, University of Houston, University of the Southwest, Texas Tech University, University of Central Florida, University of Mississippi, Seminole State College, Embry–Riddle Aeronautical University, Capella University, University of Massachusetts Lowell, Wayne State University, Saint Leo University, University of Maine, Strayer University, Pepperdine University, and Hawaii Pacific University.
Non-Profits and Governmental Agencies
Greenwood Hall continues to provide outsourced contact center and logistics services to select major non-profit organizations and governmental agencies. Services include:
Greenwood Hall works with organizations such as the American Red Cross, Idol Gives Back, Stand Up To Cancer and Habitat for Humanity and has provided call center, logistics and event management support for past United States Presidential campaigns, the National World War II Memorial Dedication, the 2005 White House Conference on Aging and the opening of the National Museum of the Marine Corps.