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NTC Announces New Chief Operating Officer

NTC Announces COO

New Teacher Center (NTC) is pleased to announce that Sabrina Plassman has been named our chief operating officer. Her role is to provide leadership of our Finance, Operations, Impact, and Technology teams, ensuring NTC’s excellent operational support across the organization. She aligns business, financial, and technical strategies to enable a highly inclusive culture for team members to thrive in a collaboration-first environment.

“New Teacher Center’s partnerships with hundreds of districts nationwide are possible because of the incredible teams operationalizing our programs and mission,” said CEO Tommy Chang. “Sabrina has been an integral part of our organization, having previously served as the Senior Vice President of Program and Partnerships and, more recently, the acting COO. Her unwavering belief that people drive possibility and her deep knowledge of NTC’s work position Sabrina to continue bridging our teams with transparency, efficacy, and assets at the center.”

Before serving as the acting chief operating officer, Sabrina was the senior vice president of program, overseeing the Innovation and Design, Delivery, Federal Grants, Internal Learning, Impact, and Professional Learning Systems teams at NTC. During her tenure, she worked to:

  • Develop NTC’s internal learning strategy, which prioritized strengthening NTC’s approach to people management
  • Support the design and planning for NTC’s impact strategy to align with our strategic plan and theory of change

Sabrina began her career in education as a 6th-grade teacher in North Carolina. Before joining NTC, she worked as a partner with TNTP to manage talent and academic contracts and support school districts in launching academic strategic plans focused on the implementation of and professional learning for high-quality math and English Language Arts curricular materials. In addition, Sabrina served as partnership manager with Insight Education Group, director of data analytics with KIPP Chicago, and managing director of district strategy for Teach For America Chicago.

Sabrina earned a bachelor’s degree in economics and English from Boston College, where she also competed on the rowing team, a master’s degree in policy organization and leadership from Stanford University’s School of Education, and a master’s in business administration from Northwestern University’s Kellogg School of Management. Sabrina lives in Northern Virginia with her husband and three young children.

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