Kristen Winter is an experienced educator, curriculum designer, and training consultant with over 20 years of success in secondary education, professional development, and program leadership. She specializes in creating innovative, data-driven learning experiences that support both students and professionals to reach their fullest potential. Kristen has taught English Language Arts, Psychology, and AP Psychology, guiding students toward success across diverse career paths. She has authored curriculum in collaboration with the University of Michigan’s School of Education and delivered professional development on project-based learning, self-regulated learning, and staff-centered instruction. Her leadership extends beyond the classroom through coordinating community initiatives, securing grants, and organizing large-scale events that bridge education with real-world impact. Recognized as “Teacher of the Game” by the University of Michigan’s Marsal Family School of Education, Kristen is valued for her creativity, adaptability, and ability to design learning that engages and inspires.

Kristen holds a Bachelor of Arts in Communications and Psychology from Concordia University, along with a Post-Bachelor's degree in Secondary Education. She is certified in English, Speech, and Psychology and has completed extensive training in curriculum innovation, online learning systems, and educational technology.

Her rare combination of instructional expertise, organizational skills, and entrepreneurial insight makes Kristen a vital leader within the organization. She strengthens initiatives, enhances program quality, and drives impact across all educational efforts while supporting our team of professionals who deliver these programs.