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On behalf of their client, Reading Horizons, The Renaissance Network is excited to announce the placement of Dustin Bush, Randy Hagg, and Kyle Helfrich as Regional Sales Directors for the East, Central and West regions of the US. Reading Horizons makes quality reading instruction accessible to as many people as possible through technology combined with […]
Remote work is on the rise, and it’s becoming a way of life for many professionals. A recent Gallup poll estimates that 7 out of 10 white-collar workers in America are still working from home. It has had major impacts across all industry verticals – including EdTech. Remote work allows companies to hire diverse talent […]
Diversity in the workplace is an idea that has actually been around for decades. Yes, we get that it is a super hot topic currently and in recent years, but it’s also a topic and an ongoing issue that many companies have been trying to figure out for a while now. Diversity can be a […]
During an era dubbed The Great Resignation, designing effective compensation plans for your sales team is more important than ever. Not only can an appropriate compensation plan win over new talent for your organization, but it can also help to retain quality sales employees, which helps maintain a healthy culture and even saves you money […]
The Renaissance Network is pleased to announce the placement of Tracy Goulet as the Senior Marketing Manager for their client, Bright Horizons – an industry-leader in offering childcare, elder care, and help for education and careers – tools used by more than 1,000 of the world’s top employers and that today power many of the world’s […]
Change is not only occurring at a rapid pace, but at an unprecedented scale in EdTech. If leaders in EdTech learned anything from this past year, it’s that change seems to be the only constant, with changes affecting classroom procedures, administration tasks, and even which applications were being used the most in the physical and […]
