Mary Michael Sellers has sat on every side of the classroom door, as a teacher, a professor, and now the President & CEO of Scantron. She speaks on edtech leadership, AI adoption, and what it really takes to lead, in the boardroom and at home.
“I had a student named Bianca. She was visually impaired and required a number of accommodations to have a commensurate education experience. As I moved from the classroom into business, I kept her story as one of my north stars: every chair counts. Every single student counts.”
That idea has never left her. It's why, years later, she led a professional learning team at Learning Ally focused on literacy, dyslexia, and visual impairment, and why it now shapes how she leads a company: every employee in the chair, every customer in the chair, matters.
How to lead through change in education and edtech, and what it actually takes to lead a company as a single mother of four.
“Every Chair Counts: Leading EdTech from the Classroom Up”
For education and technology leaders navigating AI adoption, digital transformation, and change management, told by someone who has been the teacher, the professor, and the executive making the call.
“Integration, Not Balance: Leading a Company (and Four Kids) at the Same Time”
A candid talk on leading as a single mother of four, built on real logistics, not inspirational platitudes.
