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Erin Rosenblatt
Operations Leader | EdTech | Online Learning | Workforce Development | Upskilling | Career Transformations | Learner Impact
Erin Rosenblatt is a professional with extensive experience in education management, operations, and career skills training. Here are some key details about her:
Current Role
Erin Rosenblatt currently serves as the Chief Operating Officer (COO) at Fusion Cyber, a position she recently took on in January 2024.2 In this role, she works closely with colleges, government organizations, and industry partners.
Previous Experience
Prior to joining Fusion Cyber, Erin held the following positions:
- Senior Advisor for Cyber and State Solutions at Task Force Movement3
- Vice President of Product for Professional Certificates at an unspecified organization2
Expertise and Skills
Erin has over 15 years of experience in education management and operations.3 Her areas of expertise include:
- Creating, developing, and operating learning programs
- Focusing on learner-centric approaches
- Building and delivering transformative career skills training
Professional Qualities
Colleagues describe Erin as having:
- An excellent understanding of learning program development and operation
- A passion for career skills training
- A focus on keeping learners at the heart of all initiatives1
LinkedIn Profile
Erin's LinkedIn username is indeed erin-rosenblatt, as mentioned in the query.1
While specific details about her role as Senior Advisor for Cyber and State Solutions at Task Force Movement are limited in the provided information, her background suggests she likely brought her expertise in education and career development to address cybersecurity workforce challenges and state-level initiatives in that position.
Highlights
Who is looking to hire smart and hungry #cyber talent? I have a fresh crop of grads from Fusion Cyber that are ready to get out into the world and make an impact. DM me!
#cybersecurity #hiring #hireveterans #rmf
Life Goal Accomplished! I had the honor and privilege of joining the the National Cyber Director to discuss Good Paying Jobs in Cybersecurity for Veterans and Military Spouses at the White House this week, representing Task Force Movement and Fusion Cyber.
It was a fantastic conversation with passionate leaders from agencies, industry, and the non-profit spade about what are the barriers for vets and spouses, what resources are available, and what we as a group can do to enact change.
I left feeling so encouraged and inspired to see how many organizations are working to help solve this important issue. Still so much to do but there is so much energy to drive action and impact.
Christopher Etesse Elizabeth Belcaster Jafi Roskey Seeyew MO Eman El-Sheikh Jennifer Carlson (She/Her)
