New York, United States, September 2024 – Emily Blatter Boyer has been appointed as the Executive Director of Talent Acquisition at The College Board, marking the next phase of her impactful career in talent management and development. In this newly appointed role, Emily will lead efforts to shape and refine the College Board’s talent acquisition strategies, ensuring the organization continues to attract top-tier talent for its mission-driven initiatives.
Emily’s tenure at The College Board began as the Senior Director of Talent Acquisition in June 2022, where she played a pivotal role in revamping the talent acquisition process. Her leadership has been instrumental in enhancing the organization’s recruitment strategies, particularly within a remote work environment. Prior to this, she served as a Senior Director, Talent Business Partner, aligning talent strategies with the organization’s goals from March 2021 to March 2023.
Before joining The College Board, Emily worked as an Independent Consultant for over two years, providing strategic guidance on talent and business operations to various organizations. Emily also held key leadership roles at College Advising Corps, where she was the Senior Director of Knowledge Management and responsible for developing the organization’s first knowledge management and national training strategy.
Earlier in her career, Emily contributed to student success and access to education in various roles, including Director of KIPP Through College at KIPP Nashville and Managing Director, Community of Practice Leader at KIPP Foundation, where she spearheaded strategic initiatives for college enrollment and persistence.
The College Board is a not-for-profit organization that connects students to college success and opportunity. Best known for the SAT, Advanced Placement (AP) Program, and other initiatives aimed at increasing college access, the College Board serves millions of students every year.
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