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Leaderonomics has formed a synergistic alliance with CourseNetworking to leverage its learning platform. (From left) Ang Hui Ming, CFO and COO of Leaderonomics, Roshan Thiran, CEO of Leaderonomics, Dr Ali Jafari, CEO of CourseNetworking and Mien Dee Yong, director of CourseNetworking.

Eyeing the SME segment, Leaderonomics, a social enterprise focusing on leadership development, is offering online employee development courses for SMEs that are affordable, localised and convenient.

WITH its new e-learning platform for human resource development set to launch on March 9, Leaderonomics believes it can now offer SMEs a new way of developing their employees on a similar scale to big corporations — but with significantly less investment.

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