Award-Winning Digital Education Solutions Provider Strengthens Advisory Board with New Members

Jay Choi

“Shmoop believes in meeting a critical need in the market with learning solutions through engaging and impactful content.” – Jay Choi

Lehi, Utah (PRWEB)
August 29, 2022

Shmoop, an award-winning digital education solutions provider, has announced that Jay Choi has joined the company’s efforts as a Board Advisor. Jay’s expertise in product development and go-to-market strategy will enable Shmoop to continue its industry-leading growth and make his The Shmoop Heartbeat™ accessible to students across the country.

“We believe Shmoop meets a critical need in the market for learning solutions through engaging and impactful content,” says Choi. Parents have the most important challenges students face in and out of the classroom.

“We are very pleased to have Jay’s voice guide our growth strategy. The quality of people Shmoop attracts is a clear indication of where we are going,” said Andy Rahden, CEO of Shmoop. increase.

As Shmoop continues to excel with its impressive suite of products, its leadership team will continue to build a uniquely talented Advisory Board. “Jay’s experience in successfully building categories at Qualtrics has been invaluable. What we are doing with his Heartbeat exceeds what other education technology companies have been able to build. Having Jay here to guide the process only accelerates our pace.”

Shmoop works with schools nationwide and its online content is viewed over 5 million times per month. That tool, Shmoop Heartbeat™, captured over 250,000 student responses in its first year of release. Visit http://www.shmoop.com/schools-districts to learn about the company’s comprehensive offerings, including how to purchase classroom, school and district licenses.

Shmoop recently released a new blog focused on education-focused thought leadership articles titled “Chalk It Up.” -Up.

About Schmoop

Shmoop provides schools with intervention solutions focused on online courses, exam preparation, individualized learning, and college and career readiness. They are all designed for students and used by teachers for both in-person and distance learning. Heartbeat™, Shmoop’s research-based classroom technology, focuses on a student’s emotional health, cognitive position and background to improve their ability to perform academically (http://www.shmoop.com) .

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