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Hosted by Alex from Language Leaders · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 22 episodes
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We share ideas, insights and inspiration from the best leaders in language education across the world
Alex from Language Leaders hosts The Language Leaders Podcast, a education show with 22 episodes published.
What happens when one of the world’s largest education providers looks hard at the future of English language learning? What does that future look like from the inside? Sharon Hague, President of Pearson’s English Langua
What’s the secret to scaling a language company without losing its soul — or its standards? In this episode of the Language Leaders Podcast, Mickey Soto Firrell, founder and CEO of Teachify, shares his remarkable journey
Is your AI tutor solving the right problem or just adding noise? In this special Language Leaders episode, four innovators share how they’re building AI tutors that don’t just talk, but teach. They support real pedagogy,
What does it take to grow a solo startup into a leading consumer language brand, all without outside funding? François Fourmentin, CEO and co-founder of Cercle des Langues, shares how he scaled from tutoring teens to bui
How is AI reshaping the future of language learning? Join top language education leaders as they reveal insights into the most important trends of 2025, including AI. What do these trends mean for learners, educators, an
In this episode, we sit down with Gio Giovannelli, President of Pearson’s English Language Learning division, to tackle one of the most important questions in language education today: does it still make sense to learn a
In this unusual episode of the Language Leaders Podcast, we dive into the key insights from Alex Asher’s latest white paper, “LangTech in the AI Era.” Just like in the written paper, we tackle key questions shaping the f
In this episode, we dive deep into this year's Language Leaders Content Generation Summit 2024 to uncover how AI is reshaping workflows and enhancing the quality of lesson materials and language curricula. Our panellists
In this episode, we sit down with Jack Marmorstein, Chief Learning Officer at Global LT, as he shares insights from his three-decade journey in the language education industry. Discover the pivotal moments that shaped Ja
In this episode, we sit down with Santiago Ruiz de Velasco, Managing Director of Oxford University Press's English Language Teaching division, as he shares his remarkable journey through the world of education and publis
Ever wondered how industry leaders achieve such high retention rates? This episode reveals insider strategies and real-world success stories from three expert panelists at the Language Leaders Student Retention Summit 20
Discover how Matthew Radich turned his passion for teaching into a thriving, bootstrapped online language school. In this inspiring episode, we uncover the journey behind The English Farm and explore: Winning One Niche a
How did Gaku Nakamura build the biggest online English tutorial company in Japan and the Philippines? In this rare interview, Gaku and I explore: The Founding of RareJob: Trace Gaku's journey from a bold startup in 2007
How did Sana Ronda transform a struggling 20th-century brand into a thriving 21st-century corporate language training empire, now serving over 13,000 learners annually? Discover the secrets of B2B success in the latest e
Discover the unique journey of a family-owned business that has emerged as the leading language training provider for the Canadian government. In this episode, Jeremy Frohlich, COO of LRDG, offers an insider's look into
The U.S. presents unique challenges and opportunities for ESL education, catering to a diverse population of immigrants, refugees, and speakers of other languages. In this episode with Katie Brown, founder and Chief Educ
Japan is one of the largest markets of language education in the world but is a challenging market to enter. In this episode with Tyson Batino, the visionary behind two successful English language schools in Japan, we di
Want to learn from an entrepreneur who completed the language entrepreneur journey from founding to selling? If so, then you won't want to miss this episode featuring Ray Blakney. Ray is the mastermind behind Live Lingua
In this episode, we talk with Michal Kelles-Krauz, the co-founder of Angloville and Tutlo, about his entrepreneurial journey, the challenges he faced, and the unique concepts behind each of them. If you’re interested in
How do you lead product at a top-tier corporate language training company? In this episode with Natalia Jaszczuk, Head of Product at Learnlight, we dive deep into the crossroads of pedagogy and product development to ans
Ray Blakney
Live Lingua
1 appearance on this show
Sharon Hague
Pearson
1 appearance on this show
Mickey Soto Firrell
Teachify
1 appearance on this show
Babbel
Babbel
1 appearance on this show
ELSA
ELSA
1 appearance on this show
François Fourmentin
Cercle des Langues
1 appearance on this show
Gio Giovannelli
Pearson
1 appearance on this show
Amer Bashimam
English Central
1 appearance on this show
Federico Espinosa
Lingoda
1 appearance on this show
Jack Marmorstein
Global LT
1 appearance on this show
Santiago Ruiz de Velasco
Oxford University Press
1 appearance on this show
Laiz Maiochi
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