Rethinking How Students Learn to Read: Explore Final Insights from Reading Reimagined

Meet our team

“Our team comes from many distinct worlds: academia, public school systems, educational product development, policy and advocacy, for-profit, and nonprofit. What brings experts from across these domains together at AERDF is the unique opportunity to focus on the combined power of R&D in partnership with educators and students.”

Auditi Chakravarty

CEO

Our team

Meet the Team

Abby (Csaba) Petre

Alicia Caraballo

Director of Development

Auditi Chakravarty

President and Chief Executive Officer

Caitlin Mills

Chief of Research and Impact of AugmentED

Chris Liang-Vergara

Deputy Chief Special Projects

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Emma Hiza

Senior Director, Research & Development Operations

Jenny Bradbury

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Kendra Lee

Chief Operations, Strategy & People Officer

Kyla Haimovitz

Deputy Chief of Research and Development

Linda Ziembko

Manager, Knowledge and IT

Nerica Bowie

Manager of Finance

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Priscilla Everhart

Vice President of Finance & Contracting

Raquel Romano

Sasha Rabkin

Chief of Program Strategy and Innovation

Sherry Lachman

Executive Director of AugmentED

Temple Lovelace

Executive Director of Assessment for Good

Board of Directors

Ana Ponce

Executive Director, Great Public Schools

Auditi Chakravarty

President and Chief Executive Officer

Cassandra Herring

President, CEO and Founder, Branch Alliance for Educator Diversity

Helayne Jones

Education Consultant

Jeff Livingston

CEO, EdSolutions

Jim Shelton

Chief Investment and Impact Partner, Blue Meridian Partners

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John Bailey

Strategic Advisor, Investor, Board Member

Matt Greenfield

Managing Partner of Rethink Education

Na’ilah Nasir

President, Spencer Foundation

Observers

Lewis Leiboh

Deputy Director of K-12 Education
Gates Foundation

Sandra Liu Hang

Head of Education
Chan Zuckerberg Initiative

Amber Oliver

Senior Program Lead
Walton Family Foundation

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