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OUR MISSION
The Yale School of Management Education Leadership Conference exists to create a forum for leaders in education reform. We seek to create a constructive dialogue about how leadership skills applied to the education sector can be used to solve the most pressing and complex challenges in public education.

ABOUT: YALE SCHOOL OF MANAGEMENT EDUCATION LEADERSHIP CONFERENCE
From its modest beginnings in 2007, The Yale School of Management Education Leadership Conference has grown to be a nationally recognized forum for education reform. The ELC is an annual two-day conference focused on convening the nation’s leaders in education reform. Through panels, networking, conversations, and workshops, our speakers, attendees, presenters, and keynotes create a community that helps build urgency in working toward student success and system-wide progress.

The ELC is sponsored and run by the Yale School of Management Education Club. Each year, 20+ Yale School of Management students work from early in the school year to conceptualize, plan, and realize the spring conference. The 2019 conference will mark our 13th anniversary.
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Caroline Estill

EY-Parthenon
Senior Associate
Websitehttps://parthenon.ey.com/po/en/home

Caroline is a Senior Associate in EY-Parthenon’s Education Practice. During her time with the firm, she has worked with public school districts, state education agencies, higher education institutions, education technology companies and education-focused foundations.  

Caroline recently supported the Puerto Rico Department of Education to develop and begin implementing a strategic plan for use of federal grant funds to improve student achievement. This project included in-depth analysis of the Island’s budget, enrollments, and student achievement levels, as well as engagement with system- and school-level stakeholders. Caroline has also worked with several urban school districts on a variety of topics, including development of a strategic compensation structure and analysis of when, where and why high school students become off-track to graduate.

Caroline received her BA summa cum laude in Government and Arabic from Dartmouth College.

My Speakers Sessions

Friday, April 5
 

10:15am EDT

EY-Parthenon Case Competition ChapelVanessa Gonzalez • Phil Vaccaro • Christian Rodriguez • Caroline Estill

1:15pm EDT

EY-Parthenon Case Competition ChapelVanessa Gonzalez • Phil Vaccaro • Caroline Estill • Christian Rodriguez

2:45pm EDT

EY-Parthenon Case Competition ChapelVanessa Gonzalez • Phil Vaccaro • Christian Rodriguez • Caroline Estill