From Educator to Edu-Preneur

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Transfer your skills from the classroom to your own business

Deana Stevenson

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Wednesday, April 12, 2023
Noon-1 p.m. EST

It’s no secret that educators are underpaid and overworked. According to the National Center for Education Statistics (March 30, 2022),  more than half of all K-12 teachers in the United States earn income from sources other than their base teaching salary. Why not turn those skills as an educator or school leader into an education-based business? Educators have so many transferrable skills that transforming from educator to edu-preneur is easier than you think.

About Deana Stevenson
Dr. Deana Stevenson, BA ’89, is the CEO and Founder of Doc Deana Enterprises LLC (DDE Agency) and education consulting firm specializing in district and school leadership coaching. Dr. Stevenson has 20+ years of education experience as a former middle school science teacher and elementary principal. 

Dr. Stevenson holds degrees in Psychology from the University of Buffalo, a doctorate in medicine from Case Western Reserve University, Teacher Certification from D’Youville University, and an Administrative Certification from Canisius College.

Dr. Stevenson’s extensive background in education and educational leadership has allowed her to support numerous large and small school districts throughout the nation. Her goal in 2023 is to help 200+ educators turn their skills as educators into an education-based business.