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Erin Lewellen
Chief Executive Officer at Global Citizen Year
Erin Lewellen is an experienced executive and leader in the education and social impact sectors. She is currently the Chief Executive Officer at Tilting Futures.1 Prior to this role, Erin served as the Chief Executive Officer of Global Citizen Year from May 2022, and before that, she was the President and Chief Operating Officer of the same organization from January 2015 to May 2022.1
Career Highlights
Global Citizen Year: During her tenure at Global Citizen Year, Erin led a team of 50 employees across 5 countries and managed the Board of Directors. She achieved significant growth for the organization, tripling its size in 3 years and increasing program demand by over 500%.1
Revolution Foods: Before joining Global Citizen Year, Erin worked as the Vice President of School Partnerships at Revolution Foods from July 2007 to December 2013. In this role, she led the company's revenue growth, building a national team of over 20 sales and customer service leaders. Under her leadership, the company's annual revenue increased from $500,000 to $80 million over a 6-year period.1
Playworks: Erin also held the position of Bay Area Regional Director at Playworks (formerly Sports4Kids) from 2004 to 2007, where she was responsible for managing 108 full-time staff and overseeing programming in 92 Bay Area schools.1
Education
Erin's educational background includes:
- Executive Program for Nonprofit Leaders at Stanford University Graduate School of Business
- Seth Godin's altMBA program, focusing on Entrepreneurship and Leadership
- Bachelor of Arts in History from the University of Oregon's Robert D. Clark Honors College1
Erin Lewellen is known for her expertise in education, leadership, and social entrepreneurship. She continues to contribute to discussions on future skills, workforce development, and innovative approaches to education through her professional network.23
Highlights
Full circle moment!
When I attended the University of Oregon, I had the privilege of being a student of the Robert D. Clark Honors College. I got the best of both worlds—a big university with a seemingly never ending set of stimuli for my brain and a small college where professors knew me, challenged me, and believed in me.
And now, I get to be a member of the Clark Honors College Advisory Council, to give back to the community that gave me so much so much like my immersion experience and #TiltMoment in Cape Town.
As the CEO of Tilting Futures, I know how meaningful it is to have alumni serve on our Board and as Alumni Ambassadors—we are so grateful for the ways they help create our community.
I hope to do the same for my alma mater. Go Ducks!!
Been doing a little light reading after my time with the folks at The Villars Institute and that includes the World Economic Forum Future of Jobs Report. Ok, not light, but in many ways validating! The World Economic Forum published a list of the most in-demand skills of 2023 and beyond. On this list, we teach 7 of the top 10 skills. And we have statistically significant results, validated externally through our research partners, that prove efficacy.
I am beaming with pride for our Tilting Futures team who is clearly working at the cutting edge of education—ensuring that what we teach matches what the world most needs.
#education #futureskills #workforce
