4 Reasons Why a Customer Success Function Is Essential in EdTech
One of the most underappreciated challenges in EdTech is building strategic partnerships with your customers and not just selling them.
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The organizations making the most progress with AI are not necessarily the ones talking about technology or new tools the most. They are the ones staying focused on people.
One of the most underappreciated challenges in EdTech is building strategic partnerships with your customers and not just selling them.
The Renaissance Network is excited to announce the placement of Dana Joyce as Regional Vice President of Educational Partnerships for Agile Mind.
Every EdTech company eventually faces a pivotal question: Should we sell to institutions (B2B) or directly to learners and users (B2C)?
An uncomfortable truth that leading companies have understood for years is that your ability to attract and retain top talent depends as much on how candidates perceive your organization as it does on compensation packages or job descriptions.
Announcing the Isograd placements of Jen Fausto-Pietramali, Levi Rowland, Rachel Bryce, Dave Shiffman, Kevin Pridemore, and Brent Offerdahl.
The strategies, tools, and even the role of the salesperson have shifted dramatically—sometimes gradually, sometimes seemingly overnight.