You Don't Have to Leave Education to Build Something New.

I know firsthand how much expertise educators carry. You know how schools work. You understand the challenges educators and students face. You know what works, what doesn’t, and what schools actually need.

But I also know that being passionate about education doesn’t mean you have to follow the traditional path forever.

You can stay connected to education while building something of your own.

That belief is what led me to create Educator Pivot.

From Educator to Entrepreneur

My own career has taken me through multiple sides of education. I started in the classroom, where I learned the realities of teaching firsthand. From there, I worked in the central office at one of the largest school districts in the country where I saw firsthand how purchasing decisions are made, having a chance to sit in on many of those meetings determining what investments the district says yes or no to. Next, I moved into EdTech, where I’ve been the last 10+ years, working directly with school districts and developing a deeper understanding of how education organizations make decisions, invest in solutions, and solve problems.

Your expertise doesn't have to stay inside your classroom.

It can become a consulting business.
A professional development service.
A coaching practice.
An educational resource.
A solution for schools.
Or something that hasn't been created yet.

Why Educator Pivot?

I believe education needs experienced educators.

We need the people who understand education from the inside to continue contributing their ideas, expertise, and perspective.

But educators also deserve more ownership, more flexibility, and more ways to create impact.

Educator Pivot exists to help you explore what that could look like.

Whether you have a business idea already or you're simply wondering, “Could I actually build something with what I know?”—you're in the right place.

I'll help you take that expertise from idea → opportunity → business.

And eventually, I'll help you understand how to turn that business into something schools and districts are willing to invest in.

This Isn't About Leaving Education.

You don't have to choose between making an impact and building something for yourself.

You can do both.

I'm here to help you see what's possible—and give you the practical tools to make it happen.

From Educator to Entrepreneur.

Share Your Expertise. Build Your Business. Extend Your Impact.