GMC-TIN Forms Strategic Alliance with Serebra Learning Corporation

(Boston, MA USA) –GMC-TIN, operator of 77 Chamber Trade Information Network (G77CCIsTIN), a Secure Electronic Trade Infrastructure initiative in collaboration with KPMG with catalytic support of by the WorldBank and several specialized UN Agencies, a member of the World Chamber Network(WCN) together with ICC and the Paris Chamber, today extended its strategic partnership with Serebra Learning Corporation, Canada's leading eLearning solutions provider. Before leveraging GMC’s vast global reach to billions of prospects in 133 Developing Countries and its affiliation with key organizations and governmental entities, it was imperative that the e-learning alliance partner be the “best of the breed” in not only cost but various other factors including quality of content, delivery, technology and support. To this end Serebra Learning Corporation was the only one that could meet GMC’s stringent criterion. The alliance is a milestone in GMC’s continuing focus on providing quality education and allows it to offer extraordinary pricing and negligible costs for the courseware to the underprivileged of the developing countries.

Thanks to the global reach of GMC-TIN, Serebra will be able to bring its e-learning courseware to millions of people around the world and specially the poor. “The strength of Serebra's brand and our e-learning savvy coupled with our customer base will create educational opportunities that are second to none, said Dr. William Tita, Chairman and CEO of the GMC-TIN “Together, we will be able to fulfill the professional and educational needs of those who did not have access to quality education and cutting edge technologies and in doing so provide them a fair and competitive chance at changing their life”

Mr. Ted Moorhouse, President & CEO of Serebra, also shares GMC-TIN’s belief. His comments were “everyone should have access to the opportunities the technology sector offers, and I look forward to a long and mutually profitable relationship serving the needs of the world education market."