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Promotion of Steve Gibson to the Role of Vice President of Content Development for A Pass Educational Group

A Pass Educational Group promoted a content developer with more than two decades of education experience to lead its content development work.

A Pass Educational Group, LLC , a leader in custom educational content development, is pleased to announce Steve Gibson as their new VP of Content Development.

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

MICHIGAN, May 16, 2023 — A Pass Educational Group, LLC (A Pass), a leader in custom educational content development, is pleased to announce the promotion of Steve Gibson to the role of Vice President of Content Development. With over two decades of experience in the education and content development fields, Steve is well-equipped to lead A Pass’ content creation efforts and further enhance the company’s reputation as a provider of high-quality educational resources.

Steve came to A Pass in 2013 following nearly a decade of contributions to numerous online, textual, and ancillary content development projects involving the major educational publishing consortia at both the K-12 and university levels. Steve has held a Massachusetts Teachers Certification in History and Social Studies since 2002. Steve studied at Harvard University and holds his B.A.S. degree in History from the University of Pennsylvania.

Much of his time at A Pass has been overseeing the Humanities department. Throughout his career, Steve has demonstrated a commitment to creating engaging and effective educational materials that help students achieve academic success. Through his previous management and leadership roles, he has empowered employees and built project teams that are confident and capable.

“Steve is ideally positioned to lead the company’s content development efforts into a new era of growth and innovation. With his leadership, I’m confident our content team will be well-positioned to meet the needs of publishers and providers of educational content in the years to come.”

~ Lynsey Peterson, CEO

In his new role as Vice President of Content, Steve will be responsible for overseeing all aspects of content development at A Pass. This includes managing a team of project directors who oversee content developers, subject matter experts, instructional designers, production staff, and translators. Two of Steve’s key priorities are ensuring the continuation of the stringent onboarding and training process for contributors and further streamlining the processes A Pass has developed that result in efficient and effective project completion. 

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For more information about partnering with A Pass to develop educational products or programs please visit our website or follow us on LinkedIn or Twitter.

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