InnovateK12 provides crowd-based innovation software to schools and solution providers allowing them to effectively collaborate, ideate, and co-create with their respective stakeholders. Mining the collective wisdom of their stakeholders (or "crowd"), has allowed our partners to drive more dynamic and effective ideas that they can catalyze into actionable, scalable, and sustainable solutions--better outcomes supported by documented research. Our partners have integrated InnovateK12 into their school improvement, strategic planning, and school redesign efforts, resulting in a culture of transparency, inclusion, and shared leadership.

edWeb.net is an award-winning professional learning network serving the global education community. edWeb provides free edWebinars and professional learning opportunities so educators can share their best ideas and practices to improve teaching and learning, student achievement, and school culture. As a member of edWeb's Advisory Board, I am: • Supporting edWeb’s strategic planning effort to grow/evolve to best meet the needs of the PreK-12 Education Market. • Contributing to edWeb’s newest growth initiatives, as the #1 broadcast “channel” via webinars for PD and virtual training for education stakeholders nationwide.

The Florida Technology Council (FTC) is Florida’s premier trade association for science and technology companies, focused exclusively on the needs and priorities of the state's technology sector. Council members work toward furthering the advancement of technology in Florida through leadership, education, legislation, and social action. Advise and partner with CEO on diverse growth and service initiatives.• Overseeing formation of non-profit Foundation as FTC offshoot for educational/training initiatives, targeting June 2020 launch.• Advise FL State Legislature on Info Tech policies/issues including education, cyber-security, telemedicine, health/nutrition, and equitable access.• Advise CEO on execution of member growth initiatives.

Scholastic is the world’s largest publisher/distributor of children’s books with $1.8B in annual revenues, through its Education, Book Fair, Reading Club, Trade Publishing, and International units. The company has a global reach, serving 165 countries in 45 languages.

Led company through discovery/adoption of non-traditional learning markets and concomitant development/ launch of businesses/products, specifically Public Libraries, Summer Reading, and After School.

Responsible for the Scholastic Library Publishing (SLP) portfolio, with four business units—Grolier Online, Franklin Watts/Children’s Press, Grolier Reference, and Specialty Reference—and $90M in global sales. Tasked with transitioning business from legacy print reference to 21C digital learning company.

Charged by HS Leadership to think critically about the means of measuring and demonstrating HS’s impact, and how the program should evolve and grow in the context of a stronger national early learning system.