So who is Prosper and why would you want to know?

This new corporate blog will help explain that. We look forward to informally telling you what we’re all about, what excites us, and where we are going. Your comments to our posts will also help us understand what you want to know about us.

Who We Are

Prosper’s roots go back to Ethan Willis and Randy Garn who met in college and ended up in the same summer job offering products door-to-door around the U.S. They later joined with Aaron Peterson, another associate, and launched Prosper as a way of helping people acquire entrepreneurial skills and coaching.

Prosper is the global leader for one-on-one training in real estate and stock market investing, entrepreneurship, E-commerce, and personal finance. We work closely with several highly recognized experts in these areas, including Donald Trump, Robert Allen, David Bach, Ken Blanchard, Stephen Cooper, and John Cummuta.

Our students are people who pursue the kind of knowledge these experts can provide. With our one-to-one programs, we help students put the knowledge into action, leading to success. We like to think of it as an ROI-based education.

What We Do

Out students have different needs and interests, so we customize the educational experience to deliver the best result. One constant is the dedicated involvement of our coaches. If your objective is to quickly gain knowledge, put it to use, and increase your earning power, there can be no substitute for having a mentor—a coach—who can keep you on target and focused on goals.

On average, our coaching programs involve 12 weeks of one-to-one coaching, which are conducted by telephone. Students are expected to work through the curriculum and apply what they learn. We focus on actions, not theory.

What we are really proud of is that our involvement with the student doesn’t end when the coaching is completed. We’re still available to provide direction and support. Students still have access to human and on-line resources to further enable success.

Tags: coaching, Ethan Willis, one-to-one, Prosper Inc., training

This entry was posted on Tuesday, August 5th, 2008 at 1:36 pm and is filed under Corporate.
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