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Aditi Goel

Founder at P16 Partners | Education & Non-Profit | ex-Google

Aditi Goel is the Founder and Executive Director of P16 Partners, an organization dedicated to enhancing the effectiveness of mission-driven teams and organizations in the nonprofit and education sectors. With over 20 years of experience, she has a robust background in education and social impact, focusing on equity and opportunity.

Early Career and Education

Aditi began her career as a Teach for America corps member, teaching in New Orleans and California. She holds a BA in Philosophy from UC Berkeley and a Masters in Education Policy & Management from Harvard University, which equipped her with the theoretical and practical knowledge to address educational challenges effectively.134

Professional Journey

Before founding P16 Partners in 2016, Aditi held significant roles at various organizations:

  • WestEd: Worked on research analysis and consulting services.
  • Silicon Valley Leadership Group (SVLG): Advocated for educational policy changes and built coalitions to improve public education.
  • Google: Led the Code Next initiative aimed at increasing computer science access for underrepresented communities.1234

P16 Partners

Under Aditi's leadership, P16 Partners provides strategic consulting services to enhance organizational capacity and impact. The firm collaborates with numerous clients, including foundations and educational institutions, to foster better outcomes for communities.124

Community Engagement

Aditi is actively involved in her community as a board member for organizations like Girls Leadership and Teach for America - Bay Area, demonstrating her commitment to improving educational opportunities for all children.134

Recognition

Her contributions have been recognized with awards such as the Silicon Valley Community Impact Award and inclusion in Marquis Who's Who Top Executives, highlighting her influence in the fields of education and nonprofit work.45

Aditi lives in Los Altos, California, with her family, balancing her professional commitments with her roles as a mother and community advocate.3

Highlights

May 9 · linkedin

The Girls Leadership's annual Power of Voice was held last week and it was such a treat to be in community with others who also believe that teaching girls to exercise the power of their voice is of utmost importance to create a better world.

We honored Rothy's CEO Jenny Ming and my friend/author/actor/producer/activist Sheetal Sheth. We heard celebrated the launch of the first-of-its-kind national study, “Why We Lead: Understanding and Supporting the Leadership of AANHPI Girls and Gender-Expansive Youth” (https://lnkd.in/gUfa8HDX), and heard from the young people who were a part of the research study and give me real hope for a brighter future.

So proud to serve on this Board and be a small part of this incredible organization: Simone Marean, Takai Tyler, Catherine Stahl, Amira Day Dallafior, Coni Frezzo, Emily Pillars, Julie Keshmiry, Karina Cabrera Bell, Maria Wu Kiskis, Pratima Sethi, Resa Caivano , MD MPH, Wendi Williams, Wendy Haines.

And thankful to my friends who came out to support this event on a work/school night! Gayle Tait, Mala Batra Kohli, Leah Springer, Sapna Jain Palrecha.

May 3 · linkedin

Reflecting on the insights shared at the ASU+GSV Summit and Jessica Grose’s The New York Times OpEd, I'm struck by the need to reassess our approach to technology in education as a way to prioritize the comprehensive needs of students.

"In recent years, tech companies have provided their products to schools either free or cheap, and then schools have tried to figure out how to use those products. Wherever that dynamic exists, it should be reversed: Districts and individual schools should first figure out what tech would be most useful to their students, and their bar for “useful” should be set by available data and teacher experience. Only then should they acquire laptops, tablets and educational software."

#edtech #futureoflearning #education #technology

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