Jul 26, 2022
GrowthZone, an industry leader in association management software, has recently expanded its integration partnership with Blue Sky eLearn.
This recent partnership will enable GrowthZone customers to leverage Blue Sky eLearn's learning management system, Path LMSTM, to present their courses and consume GrowthZone product training in a more structured, learner-centered environment.
"The partnership between GrowthZone and Blue Sky eLearn exists for one purpose: to better help our shared clients thrive," said John Cook, GrowthZone senior vice president of marketing. "With Blue Sky eLearn, we can jointly provide extensive technology to support member management and support learning programs online."
Customers who are a part of both organizations will benefit from joint informational webinars and a deep, bi-directional integration between the GrowthZone AMS and Blue Sky eLearn's Path LMS.
Phillip G. Forte, CEO of Blue Sky eLearn, shared, "With technology playing an increasingly critical role in every aspect of member-based organizations, this partnership will provide the best experience for our shared clients in data management across both systems."
This partnership with Blue Sky eLearn furthers GrowthZone's mission to help associations grow membership faster, engage members, keep members longer, and do more in less time.
About Blue Sky eLearn
Blue Sky eLearn has been transforming the way organizations capture and deliver virtual events and educational content to their audiences for over 20 years. The company drives lifelong learning through a full range of learning technologies, including our proprietary learning management system, Path LMS; a comprehensive set of virtual event services; and an expert team of learning strategy and development professionals. Learn more at blueskyelearn.com.
About GrowthZone
GrowthZone Association Management Software has helped over 3,800 member-based organizations grow and retain membership, generate revenue, engage, and communicate with members and prospects, and streamline their day-to-day operations. For more information, visit growthzone.com.
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