ePath Learning Sponsors CURE Innovation Commons

NEW LONDON, Conn. - April 5, 2016 - PRLog -- ePath Learning Inc., a leading provider of cloud-based learning technology solutions announced today that they will donate their learning management system, ePath Learning ASAP, in sponsorship of CURE Innovation Commons.  CURE Innovation Commons is Connecticut's newest incubator for life science and healthcare technology entrepreneurs, scientists, start-ups and emerging growth companies to develop ideas and build businesses in a collaborative community setting.

Opening in May, CURE Innovation Commons boasts a 22,000 square foot facility in Groton, Connecticut that will offer a unique blend of creative, professional and scientific innovation at work in an energy-infused atmosphere. The Commons will provide flexible co-working, office and lab space to suit the needs of emerging and growing companies. It is complete with a state-of-the art technology infrastructure, a full suite of office and facility support, shared lab equipment, meeting and event venues.

ePath Learning's sponsorship provides CURE Innovation Commons' members with access to their award-winning ASAP LMS.  The system will provide members with online access to pertinent facility information, training materials, and online collaboration tools. Members will have access to the LMS so they can create their own sub-portals for company and employee-specific training and documentation.

"Our sponsorship confirms our commitment to support the growth of Connecticut's bioscience industry and the state's overall economy," stated Dudley Molina, President and CEO, ePath Learning, Inc. "The companies within CURE Innovation Commons will have access to an online training platform that will assist them in their efforts to grow and compete on a global level.  We're extremely proud to support such exciting innovations."

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About ePath Learning:

ePath Learning's cloud-based learning management system enables your organization to manage training and create learning opportunities that improves training and human performance for business.  ASAP is easy to use and provides everything you need for an online training program.  It enables you to author content, manage and deliver training, track ILT, support social learning, create assessments, run meaningful reports, and more. To round out your training needs, ePath Learning also offers custom course development and off-the-shelf content libraries. For more information, call us today at 860-444-8090, or go online to www.ePathLearning.com. ePath Learning is a registered trademark and ePath Learning ASAP is a service mark of ePath Learning, Inc.

ePath Learning Media Contact: Susan Distasio, Marketing Manager, (860) 444-6989 x46, sdistasio@epathlearning.com

About Connecticut United for Research Excellence, Inc. (CURE) and Innovation Commons:

CURE (www.cureconnect.org) is the bioscience network of Connecticut, a diverse community of small and large life and healthcare sciences companies, ranging in scope from therapeutics, to healthcare technology, to medical devices. Universities, government agencies, scientists, educators, mentors, students, entrepreneurs, business experts, service providers and investors join in to form the breadth of the network. As participants in CURE, we educate, cultivate entrepreneurship, support the build of bioscience companies and collaborate to ensure a sustainable, high-value bioscience and healthcare community that improves our quality of life and keeps the Connecticut community strong. The Innovation Commons (www.curecommons.org) is a facility for entrepreneurs and technologists to build their businesses in a vibrant, collaborative community. The Commons leases fully permitted independent and shared laboratories and offices. Incubator features include a café, conference rooms, co-working spaces, meeting and event areas. Resident companies will have access to the full CURE network-- investors, mentors and industry experts, back-office support and educational programming.

For more information, please call Kim Kelly at 203-913-8008, or visit www.curecommons.org.