Brendan Cullen is Vice President for Growth and Innovation at Education Pioneers He joined Education Pioneers to help build a pipeline of diverse leaders in the education sector. Cullen served as Education Pioneers' first Bay Area managing director from 2005-2008, and currently oversees organizational growth and new initiatives.
He began his career in education as a middle school language arts teacher in Baltimore, Maryland through Teach for America. Cullen later worked as a founding campus director for Citizen Schools, a non-profit after-school program based in Boston. Before moving to the Bay Area, Cullen served as director of the Sponsors for Educational Opportunity (SEO) Scholars program in New York City and a project manager for the New York City Department of Education's Empowered Schools Initiative.
Brendan Cullen received a BA in English from Cornell University and a master of theological studies from Harvard Divinity School.
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