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How can we make education affordable for more students? Can we transform the admissions process to increase enrollment? What are some ways that we can unlock financial support for students? Alyse Maslonik, CEO & Founder of RedefinED Advisors LLC, is on a mission to improve the educational system for children in need by leveraging technology to help underserved students find the education they deserve.
Alyse understands first-hand the impact that private education can have on a child’s life and the barriers that can prevent students from seeking these opportunities. She created RedefinED Advisors as a way to give back to schools by helping them unlock financial support for students and have an impact in their communities. In this conversation, Alyse shares her thoughts on the importance of equity in education and recommends this report by the NCEA. She discusses how technology can support equity in education and how educational experiences can have a life-changing impact, saying
“We always say that's what my company was founded on…the belief that a simple act of kindness from a stranger can really transcend generations, changing the course for entire families across multiple decades. And that's what that teacher did for me.” - Alyse Maslonik
Recommended Resources from the Interview
The Catholic School Choice: Understanding the Perspectives of Parents and Opportunities for More Engagement
About Our Guest
Alyse’s underprivileged childhood inspired her path to improve the educational system for children in need. She understands the significance education has in the ability to stop cycles of generational poverty – and has eliminated the gap between less fortunate children and accessible education. RedefinED Advisors offers strategic development for non-public and private schools to help schools grow funding for financial aid, scholarships, and enrollments. RedefinED Advisors is in the top 3% of women-owned businesses in revenue and has gone from $1,500 in monthly revenue to more than $1 million in less than 1 year.
By CodeCombatHow can we make education affordable for more students? Can we transform the admissions process to increase enrollment? What are some ways that we can unlock financial support for students? Alyse Maslonik, CEO & Founder of RedefinED Advisors LLC, is on a mission to improve the educational system for children in need by leveraging technology to help underserved students find the education they deserve.
Alyse understands first-hand the impact that private education can have on a child’s life and the barriers that can prevent students from seeking these opportunities. She created RedefinED Advisors as a way to give back to schools by helping them unlock financial support for students and have an impact in their communities. In this conversation, Alyse shares her thoughts on the importance of equity in education and recommends this report by the NCEA. She discusses how technology can support equity in education and how educational experiences can have a life-changing impact, saying
“We always say that's what my company was founded on…the belief that a simple act of kindness from a stranger can really transcend generations, changing the course for entire families across multiple decades. And that's what that teacher did for me.” - Alyse Maslonik
Recommended Resources from the Interview
The Catholic School Choice: Understanding the Perspectives of Parents and Opportunities for More Engagement
About Our Guest
Alyse’s underprivileged childhood inspired her path to improve the educational system for children in need. She understands the significance education has in the ability to stop cycles of generational poverty – and has eliminated the gap between less fortunate children and accessible education. RedefinED Advisors offers strategic development for non-public and private schools to help schools grow funding for financial aid, scholarships, and enrollments. RedefinED Advisors is in the top 3% of women-owned businesses in revenue and has gone from $1,500 in monthly revenue to more than $1 million in less than 1 year.