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Also, it's PresenceLearning, a digital platform to connect learning professionals with K-12 students. It just takes two minutes of reading some context.

• danieltillett 7y ago
  I don’t think it is PresenceLearning as they still have a founder who is described as the Co-CEO [0]. 0. https://www.crunchbase.com/person/clay-whitehead#section-overview https://www.crunchbase.com/person/clay-whitehead#section-ove...
  • stickfigure 7y ago
    The commentary about PresenceLearning on Glassdoor sounds about right. They even mention the interm CEO (favorably, fwiw). https://www.glassdoor.com/Reviews/PresenceLearning-Reviews-E504648.htm https://www.glassdoor.com/Reviews/PresenceLearning-Reviews-E... Crunchbase could be out of date, or maybe one of the cofounders stepped up.
    • danieltillett 7y ago
      Interesting. I am surprised when they had a co-founder that they put in a CEO who's only hands on business experience was being a waitress.
      • hef19898 7y ago
        So finance is all of a sudden not relevant for a business anymore? Interesting take. I stated it already elsewhere, but maybe a finance focused interim CEO was exactly what was needed. Also, maybe the co-founder didn't feel like the right fit for CEO at that point in time? Just being a founder doesn't qualify automatically as CEO, examples include Uber and Google.
  • alaskamiller 7y ago
    Your research skills is lacking. Using crunchbase or TechCrunch to figure out what's going on is like reading IMDB and watching Entertainment Tonight to figure out what's going on in Hollywood. Go find the news wires, go read the gossip rags.