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EPISODE · Oct 15, 2025 · 20 MIN

The Power of Relationships: Tiffany Law on Building Trust Across Districts and Impact Within EdTech

from Exceptional Educators Podcast by FrenalyticsEDU · host Frenalytics

Tiffany Law is the Chief Operating Officer of the Institute for Education Innovation. Inspired by her father, a principal who championed diversity and women’s leadership, she continues his mission of ​​empowering emerging leaders, amplifying their successes, and fostering authentic relationships within and between EdTech organizations and the school systems they serve.Listen to our episode with Tiffany to hear more about how she drives progress in technology and education through strategic partnerships, mentorship, and a shared vision of success for educators and students. Her approach to leadership centers on recognizing potential in others and lifting them up—a powerful reminder that true leadership begins with helping others grow.

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