AIGAC in the News
Tuesday, August 28th, 2007One of the benefits of AIGAC membership is increased visibility as the press turns to AIGAC for sources to quote in stories about graduate admissions. Here is a short list of news items in which AIGAC and AIGAC members have appeared:
- CNN interviewed AIGAC member Anna Ivey about “Helicopter Parents in the Workplace.”
- BusinessWeek quoted AIGAC president Linda Abraham of Accepted.com on July 17 in “Applying Oneself, Creatively.”
- Crain’s of New York and New York Business.com published a lengthy story, “Advisors Coach MBA Hopefuls” on August 6. Author Karen Bannon quoted members Jeremy Shinewald of MBAMission and Stacy Blackman of Stacy Blackman Consulting.
- MBAPodcaster cited AIGAC in “Comparing Admission Consultants: Questions to Ask Before Hiring a Coach” as “a recently formed organization that promotes high ethical standards among its members.”
- Luvy González de Wilson
of The MBA Image in Monterrey Mexico was quoted in El Norte in “Capitalizan demanda de graduados en MBA,” an article that also mentions AIGAC.
In AIGAC’s 3 busy months of existence, the press and prospective clients have already turned to the AIGAC membership directory when they want to speak with leading graduate admissions consultants. In the future that directory will be the starting point when people –whether members of the press or prospective clients — seek a top graduate admissions consultant.
If you are an admissions consultant who meets AIGAC’s requirements for membership, shouldn’t you submit a membership application? Can you afford not to?