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May 09, 2008 - NEW YORK, NY - The Edcomm Group Banker's Academy has partnered with the China-US Chamber of Commerce to help provide high-quality bank training to international students. The China-US Chamber of Commerce (CUCC) (www.chinauschamber.com) is a non-profit bilateral international organization. Its main function and objective is to act as a bridge to facilitate the business interactions between China and the United States, in order to catalyze and promote the trade and economic activities between the two countries.
Edcomm Banker’s Academy is currently pursuing international relationships with Bahrain, Brazil, Canada, China, Dubai, France, Ireland, Israel, Italy, Japan, Kuwait, Malaysia, Mexico, Nigeria, Portugal, Qatar, Scotland, South Africa, Spain and the United Arab Emirates.
Dr. Linda Eagle, president of The Edcomm Group Banker’s Academy said, “We could not be more pleased to partner with the China-US Chamber of Commerce. Working internationally presents many challenges and learning opportunities that we are ready to meet head on. We look forward to educating the international community and we are pleased to partner with a group as esteemed as the China-US Chamber of Commerce.”
The Edcomm Group Banker’s Academy is a 21-year-old multimedia education and communication consulting firm specializing in the development of creative business solutions that improve productivity, customer service and market share - providing bottom-line results. The Edcomm Group Banker’s Academy has had the privilege of assisting many distinguished clients with business solutions in the form of eLearning programs, classroom instruction, multimedia production and online and print based documentation. Edcomm Banker's Academy offers many off-the-shelf and customized courses such as Teller Training, Compliance Training and Systems Training specifically designed for Banks, Credit Unions and Money Services Businesses (MSBs).
The Edcomm Group Banker's Academy (www.edcomm.com) (www.bankersacademy.com) is headquartered in New York City with an Advanced Design Center located in Fort Washington, Pennsylvania.
