Skillsoft founder named region’s Entrepreneur of Year

Chuck Moran recognized for excellence in EY awards program

June 8, 2015

NH Business Review Staff,

Chuck Moran, CEO of Skillsoft, the Nashua-based provider of learning and talent management solutions, has been named Entrepreneur Of The Year 2015 New England by EY, formerly Ernst & Young.

Moran, who founded Skillsoft 17 years ago, was honored for transforming the way organizations use technology to improve business performance and for contributing to the vibrancy of the regional community.

As an EY Entrepreneur Of The Year New England award winner, Moran will advance to the Entrepreneur Of The Year 2015 national program. Award winners in several national categories, as well as the Entrepreneur Of The Year national overall award winner, will be announced at the annual awards gala, Nov. 14 in Palm Springs, Calif.

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