Built by People Who've
Lived the Problem

The Constraint That Shaped Everything

4500 engineering students. 30 computers. India, 2008.

While Silicon Valley peers launched startups from dorms, I debugged algorithms in my head, praying they'd work in my few minutes of screen time.

That's where I learned: Innovation isn't about resources. It's about refusing to accept limitations.

From Builder to Problem Solver

Fortune 500 companies. Three EdTech ventures. Award-winning products serving millions. I built analytics that became industry standards, architected platforms during COVID, and pioneered AI models that actually worked.

Working with Fortune 100 L&D leaders, I witnessed brilliant L&D teams losing budgets.

An entire industry—$366 billion annually—and nobody can answer: Did the training actually work?

I built their dashboards. I knew their data. I saw the gap nobody else would admit: L&D has no real way to measure impact.

Why EdQuantify Exists

Every L&D team I know is drowning in the wrong metrics. Time spent. Completion rates. Satisfaction scores. Meanwhile, their CEOs want one answer: What's the business impact?

EdQuantify bridges that gap. We're building the intelligence layer L&D has never had:

• AI that connects training to performance
• Analytics that speak CFO
• Proof that learning drives revenue

While others build better LMSs, we're building the answer to the only question that matters.

Strategic Technology Solutions Advisor

For 25+ years Carol has served as a trusted Technology Solutions Advisor and CIO for mid-enterprise companies. She has led technology teams and implemented technology strategies to move businesses and team members to their next level of growth.

Driving Financial Value Through IT

Focusing on the financial benefits and value of IT, she has aligned and architected strategies which facilitate rapid business growth and improve customer experience while reducing costs. She has worked with CEOs, CFOs, COOs and CIOs to solve significant business problems through technology readiness, implementation, change management and business process re-engineering.

M&A & Cybersecurity Expertise

She has led technology due diligence and integration for mergers and acquisitions. Carol has built cyber security and compliance programs to meet complex governmental regulatory and international data governance requirements.

Education & Professional Development

Carol has an Associate of Arts from Villa Julie College (now Stevenson University) in Paralegal Studies, a Bachelor of Arts in Professional Writing (Journalism) and a Master of Arts in Publications Design from the University of Baltimore. In 2023, Carol attended ACE Board Training.

Community Leadership & Mentorship

As an active member of the community, Carol serves as VP of Corporate Membership for AFCEA (Armed Forces Communication and Electronics Association), is past Board Chair of the Utah Food Bank (UFB), and served as an Advisory Board member of the Women Tech Council. Carol regularly mentors young women in technology, participates in panels, technical conferences and speaks at area colleges on IT Leadership, networking and building bridges of understanding to achieve business success.