Bailey Mitchell Email & Phone Number

Duluth, Georgia, United States

Boxlight is a publicly traded, leading supplier of educational technology focused on innovative solutions that are creative and simple to use, providing a flexible approach to learning. Responsibilities include building relationships with our network of resellers, account management in Metro Atlanta, Sales, technical support purchasing via bids, RFP’s and State and National Contracts, consulting on school leadership, district budgeting and instructional technology and other responsibilities assigned by the board.

Boston, Massachusetts; Atlanta, Georgia; Bergen, Norway

Management Team: Provided leadership in all aspects of the itslearning organization, reporting directly to the Global CEO, National Sales, Inside Sales, Marketing, Services, Finance and Global’s leadership to make informed decisions. Sales enablement: Identified strategies, business opportunities and new technologies that generated new revenue, enhanced product capabilities, and sought out partners to serve those opportunities.Product Development: Participated as a business solutions team member in visioning, enterprise road mapping product direction, implementation, and communications. Finance: Participated in the development of itslearning Sales Revenue Projections, US budgets and developed the knowledgebase of local, state, federal funding sources and grants to optimize current and prospective customers. Innovation: Led, managed and facilitated idea generation spawned from emerging trends, best practice, and customer insight, moving beyond our traditional audience of school district technology leaders and ensuring that itslearning is valued by superintendents, heads of curriculum and other school system leaders.Communications & Engagement: Worked to build the reputation of itslearning as a thought leader in education. Technical Integration: Participated in technical associations and interoperability standards work for systems integration of digital content with itslearning i.e. IMS Global (1EdTech), Open Educational Resources initiatives (OER), European General Data Protection Regulations (GDPR), and the EdFi Alliance.

Forsyth County, Georgia

Provided leadership for all aspects of the district’s educational and administrative technology:Education Technology: * Classroom technology * Online Learning Platforms * Personalized Learning * Assessment management programs * Digital curriculum * Next generation learning management systems for teachers and students * Bring Your Own Device - Forsyth's Bring Your Own Technology Responsible for $7.3 million annual budget and 33 employees.Campaigned regularly to parents and community business leaders to pass bond and SPLOST initiatives, resulting in millions of dollars allocated to classroom technology.Responsible for Forsyth’s online learning environment to offer 24/7 access to high quality, individualized education, through web-enhanced instruction. Leveraged student owned devices called “Bring Your Own Technology” and implemented next generation Personalized Learning Systems. Built a comprehensive network of full-time, certified support personnel called Instructional Technology Specialists, who work at each school to improve the classroom experience through technology. Dramatically improved educator recruitment by committing to teacher-friendly technologies such as interactive whiteboards, digital content, and wireless access for every classroom. Forsyth County Schools retained the most qualified teachers from across Georgia and around the nation. Rolled out extensive professional development for teachers utilizing robust technology-enhanced learning systems. Assured the adoption of classroom-based technologies by focusing on conditions in which teachers could teach, and teach well. Contributed to the knowledgebase of innovative classroom technologies, robust teacher professional development and effective funding strategiesExtensive experience with Georgia’s education funding allocation and accountability measures.Expert presenter, adept at marketing the district through national channels.

Atlanta, Georgia

Led and managed the multi-million lottery initiative called “Technology in the Classroom,” which was the initiative to distribute the first computers in the classroom. He also directed the state’s education technology initiatives and was instrumental in building a network of fifteen Technology Training Centers that are located in universities and regional education sites across the state. Bailey laid the foundation for the implementation of a teacher-training program called “InTech,” which serves to train teachers on effective technology integration practices.

Winterville, Georgia

Provided educational technology consulting, professional development, strategic planning and technology support for a thirteen-member county service area. He worked closely with school superintendents, building principals and central office personnel to adopt innovative training processes and technology standards.

Clarke County, Georgia

Taught exploratory computing at Burney-Harris Lyons Middle School; focused on project based learning and computer proficiency. Teaching responsibilities focused students on "applying" math, science and language arts to real-world challenges outside the classroom.While working at Clarke County Schools, Bailey also served as Administrative Assistant for the district’s Maintenance and Operations unit, with duties including school safety, warehouse, electrical and control systems, HVAC, new construction and as a programmer for the district’s maintenance operation’s automation systems.

Specialists, Education Administration

Masters, Educational Administration

Bachelors, Career And Technology Education