FGJF Celebrates Bege Mathias for Receiving QAHE Online Learning Excellence Award
June 12, 2025
The Frankie Graham Jr. Foundation (FGJF) is proud to announce that Prof. (Hon.) Bege Mathias, its Digital Marketing Manager, has received the prestigious Online Learning Excellence Award from the International Association for Quality Assurance in Pre-Tertiary and Higher Education (QAHE).
This global recognition celebrates Prof. Mathias’s outstanding contributions to the field of online education and digital marketing. According to QAHE, the award acknowledges individuals who demonstrate exceptional “dedication and expertise in enhancing online learning methodologies.” QAHE commended Mathias for significantly improving “the accessibility and visibility of online educational resources” through his work in website optimization, content strategy, and inbound marketing techniques.
“His efforts in crafting digital strategies for schools, businesses, and educational institutions have paved the way for a more engaging and effective online learning experience,” said QAHE.
Mathias expressed heartfelt appreciation to QAHE for the recognition, stating that the honor reaffirms his commitment to advancing digital education and innovation. He also extended profound gratitude to Prof. Frankie Lee Graham Jr., Founder and President of The Frankie Graham Jr. Foundation, for his unwavering support, visionary leadership, and continual inspiration. “Prof. Graham’s dedication to academic excellence and global learning has been a driving force behind my professional growth,” Mathias said.
At FGJF, Mathias played a pivotal role in the rebranding of the Graham International University (GIU), implementing advanced digital strategies that have helped position GIU as a growing name in global online education. His leadership has transformed the university’s digital footprint, making its academic offerings more accessible and appealing to a wider audience across continents.
Mathias’s achievements extend beyond FGJF. He has a rich background in SEO, content development, and digital marketing strategy, working with major international platforms such as Appen, Money Reverie, and WalletBliss. His freelance work has helped boost organic web traffic for multiple educational and financial websites across Canada and the UK.
Mathias holds a B.Sc. in Political Science, an M.Sc. in Business Administration, and is currently pursuing a Ph.D. in Digital Marketing at GIU. His professional portfolio includes over a dozen certifications in digital marketing from reputable institutions such as Google, HubSpot, and eMarketing Institute.
On behalf of the entire FGJF community, we extend our heartfelt congratulations to Prof. (Hon.) Bege Mathias and look forward to his continued innovations and global impact in digital education.
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