CatchOn founder Jena Draper joins EdTech firm itopia as Chief Innovation Officer

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itopia, a specialist in delivering cloud-based solutions for education, has announced the addition of Jena Draper as Chief Innovation Officer. Draper previously founded CatchOn in 2016 and grew the company from its inception to serving more than 500 school districts globally, culminating in two acquisitions.

Customers work with itopia to deliver cloud-based and cybersecurity solutions, with the aim of delivering safer, more effective digital learning environments.

Draper says: "I’m thrilled to join itopia at this exciting stage of growth. I believe we’re developing solutions that will significantly impact schools by saving time, improving resources, and making cybersecurity both more accessible and affordable."

James Riley, CRO, itopia, says: “From the very beginning, Jena’s deep commitment to advancing cybersecurity and data privacy in education resonated perfectly with our strategic vision.”

“Her proven expertise in app usage analytics, combined with our cutting-edge cybersecurity initiatives, positions us to lead the charge in safeguarding educational environments.”

“With Jena at the helm of innovation, we are more confident than ever in our ability to deliver unparalleled solutions that educators can trust. We couldn’t have found a more perfect leader to drive our mission forward.”

Jonathan Lieberman, CEO, itopia, comments: “Jena's leadership and innovative approach are the perfect fit for itopia and our customers as we continue to enhance our offerings for educators.”

“With Jena onboard, we're excited to advance our educational technology, application delivery, and introduce cybersecurity solutions, ensuring schools have the tools they need for safe, dynamic learning environments."

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