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Edtech startup hires revenue chief

TEAMology, an education technology startup based in Chambersburg, has hired Gretchen Thompson as its first-ever chief revenue officer, where she will lead sales, business development, strategic partnerships and marketing initiatives.

  • Thompson has held sales, marketing and leadership positions for a number of education-related startups, including ClassLinkQwizdom and Vizzle.
  • She worked most recently for Baltimore-based Allovue, which developed finance software for schools.
  • PowerSchool, a publicly traded edtech firm, bought Allovue in January for about $42 million in cash, according to SEC filings.
  • “We are thrilled to have Gretchen join our team as CRO to significantly expand our growth and elevate our mission to provide mental health access to all children at a time when they so desperately need it,” TEAMology founder and CEO Linsey Covert said in a statement.

The background: Founded in 2016, TEAMology has developed a tech-based curriculum designed to support mental and emotional wellness in students.

Gretchen Thompson
  • TEAMology’s investors include State College-based Ben Franklin Technology Partners of Central and Northern Pennsylvania and York-based White Rose Ventures.
  • In addition to hiring a revenue chief, TEAMology is moving to State College effective April 1, according to Lindsay Fairman, the company’s chief operating and technology officer.
  • Covert is a Penn State graduate and laid the foundation for the company while studying there for a master’s degree in education.
  • TEAMology employs 17 people, Fairman said.

TEAMology, an education technology startup based in Chambersburg, has hired Gretchen Thompson as its first-ever chief revenue officer, where she will lead sales, business development, strategic partnerships and marketing initiatives.

  • Thompson has held sales, marketing and leadership positions for a number of education-related startups, including ClassLinkQwizdom and Vizzle.
  • She worked most recently for Baltimore-based Allovue, which developed finance software for schools.
  • PowerSchool, a publicly traded edtech firm, bought Allovue in January for about $42 million in cash, according to SEC filings.
  • “We are thrilled to have Gretchen join our team as CRO to significantly expand our growth and elevate our mission to provide mental health access to all children at a time when they so desperately need it,” TEAMology founder and CEO Linsey Covert said in a statement.

The background: Founded in 2016, TEAMology has developed a tech-based curriculum designed to support mental and emotional wellness in students.

Gretchen Thompson
  • TEAMology’s investors include State College-based Ben Franklin Technology Partners of Central and Northern Pennsylvania and York-based White Rose Ventures.
  • In addition to hiring a revenue chief, TEAMology is moving to State College effective April 1, according to Lindsay Fairman, the company’s chief operating and technology officer.
  • Covert is a Penn State graduate and laid the foundation for the company while studying there for a master’s degree in education.
  • TEAMology employs 17 people, Fairman said.

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