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Red Hat recognized Global Knowledge as its 2016 Premier Training Partner of the Year for its top-level courses and certifications. The world’s leading IT training and learning services provider has partnered with Red Hat for more than 12 years and has now taken home its top partner award for the third consecutive year.

Global Knowledge, the world's leading provider of skills training to the corporate sector, announced the appointment of Sean J. Dolan as President and Chief Executive Officer.

Global Knowledge was recently named Red Hat's Premier Training Partner of the Year for 2015 for its role as a top provider.

Global Knowledge announced plans to offer six courses for the new Cisco Certified Network Associate (CCNA) and Cisco Certified Network Professional (CCNP) Cloud certifications in fall 2015.

Global Knowledge announced the formation of its Business Transformation Services (BTS) consulting practice for workforce optimization. BTS gives organizations the insight to analyze skills gaps, manage change and clarify employee roles and responsibilities.

AXELOS, who owns the Global Best Practice portfolio, including ITIL®, has introduced a Strategic Partner Scheme for Examination Institutes (EIs) and Accredited Training Organizations (ATOs).

Global Knowledge has been honored as one of the leading Juniper Networks Authorized Education Partners (JNAEP) in the Americas for its 2013 performance.

Global Knowledge has been included in the 2013 Grant Thornton North Carolina 100® (NC100) list. Released annually, the NC100 spotlights the 100 largest privately held companies in North Carolina, celebrating the essential role they play in the state's economy.

Global Knowledgeannounced that it has been selected by IBM as one of only four IBM Global Training Providers. Following a rigorous selection process, the designation enables Global Knowledge to provide authorized IBM training to professionals worldwide.

Global Knowledge - Leading Microsoft training company celebrates 10 consecutive years of receiving top honors from Redmond magazine readers.