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Newly Merged Education Organization names Mike Flanagan as first CEO

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The soon-to-be-formed organization resulting from the merger of the Educational Records Bureau (ERB) and the Enrollment Management Association (EMA) has appointed Mike Flanagan as its first Chief Executive Officer, effective May 12. Flanagan, a seasoned leader in the independent school community, brings more than 30 years of experience in nonprofit management and educational technology. He currently serves as the CEO of Mastery Transcript Consor…

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Newly Merged Education Organization names Mike Flanagan as first CEO

The soon-to-be-formed organization resulting from the merger of the Educational Records Bureau (ERB) and the Enrollment Management Association (EMA) has appointed Mike Flanagan as its first Chief Executive Officer, effective May 12. Flanagan, a seasoned leader in the independent school community, brings more than 30 years of experience in nonprofit management and educational technology. He currently serves as the CEO of Mastery Transcript Consor…

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