Since 1978, the Global Excellerated Business School for Entrepreneurs—originally the Burklyn Business School—has been a trailblazer in entrepreneurial education. Founded by Marshall Thurber and Bobbi DePorter, the school pioneered a transformative approach by integrating real-world business principles with accelerated learning techniques developed by Dr. Georgi Lozanov. This innovative methodology emphasized experiential learning, engaging multiple senses to enhance retention and application of knowledge.
Originally drawing on teachings from prestigious institutions like Harvard, Yale, Stanford, Cornell, and Wharton, the program has evolved to incorporate real-life experiences, current strategies, cutting-edge tactics, and inspiring stories of leadership and success.
The curriculum focuses on both intellectual and personal transformation, aiming to expand participants’ vision, capacity, and contribution to the world .
The Business School assembles an impressive array of instructors, including industry creators, VIPs, subject matter experts, billionaires, and multi-millionaires, who share mission-critical strategies for success. Notably, some of today’s experts and master trainers are alumni of the Excellerated programs and several have been teaching at the Business School since its inception.
Graduates of the program include renowned figures such as Robert Kiyosaki, co-author of the “Rich Dad Poor Dad” series, and Tony Robbins, who taught at the Business School after attending the Money & You program.
Programs are conducted in beautiful, exotic venues worldwide, offering participants not only top-tier business education but also opportunities for recreation and networking in inspiring settings. Facilities include swimming pools, running tracks, and communal areas designed to foster collaboration and the development of entrepreneurial dreams.
The Global Excellerated Business School for Entrepreneurs continues to set the standard in the entrepreneurial, experiential, transformational industry, empowering leaders to expand their capacity and make meaningful contributions to the world.