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Apr 12, 2021

Featured EdTech Placement: Solution Sales Executives, Lexicon Technologies

The Renaissance Network is pleased to announce the placement of Annie Webster and Edward Campbell as the newest Solution Sales Executives for their client Lexicon Technologies. Lexicon delivers innovative maintenance, repair, and support services for critical front-line devices. Technology disempowerment is the biggest threat to technology-driven student achievement. Lexicon ensures that mission-critical hardware is supported so districts can realize the […]

Apr 8, 2021

5 Signs You Are Losing Your Top Candidate

Are you happy with your hiring results? Is everyone involved invested in your hiring process from start to finish? Do you understand the candidates you interview? Their motivations? What are they looking for in an employer and a position? Do you make sure they know the company, the work environment, and the role? Are you […]

Feb 16, 2021

The Top 10 Qualities of a Successful Sales Leader

  Global EdTech expenditures in 2020 are estimated to have grown by 39% over 2019. A complex and swiftly growing market is a tremendous opportunity for well-prepared EdTech organizations. Simultaneously, it can also create substantial challenges for companies that may not have the right sales leaders in place to capitalize on those opportunities fully. Recognizing […]

Feb 10, 2021

Featured Education Placement: Chief Marketing Officer for BloomBoard

The Renaissance Network is pleased to announce the placement of Lydia Morris as Chief Marketing Officer for their client, BloomBoard – the leading platform for enabling educator advancement via micro-credentials. Lydia joins an accomplished leadership team focused on rapidly scaling the company. She will be responsible for steering the marketing strategy while optimizing collaboration and communication across BloomBoard’s talented, cross-functional […]

Feb 9, 2021

Building Your EdTech Sales Team? Leverage These Five Best Practices!

As any experienced executive knows, building a successful sales team involves more than merely finding people with sales experience on their resume. The costs of not having a key sales role in place can be substantial, when one considers the simple formula: revenues generated plus incremental pipeline added minus employee cost (recruitment, salary, benefits and […]