Oakland, California, United States, December, 2024 – Kristin Werk has been named Chief Executive Officer of BookNook, advancing from her role as Interim CEO. With over two decades of experience in education technology and operational leadership, Kristin is set to guide BookNook through its next phase of growth.
Kristin joined BookNook in 2023 as Chief Operating Officer, where she played a pivotal role in expanding the company’s services, including launching its math tutoring programs. Her deep commitment to operational excellence and fostering a collaborative team culture aligns with BookNook’s mission to close learning gaps and enhance academic outcomes for students.
Kristin’s career includes leadership roles at NWEA and Questar Assessment, where she successfully scaled operations and delivered high-quality educational services. As CEO, Kristin will focus on driving BookNook’s growth into new subject areas and markets while ensuring its research-backed tutoring solutions remain at the forefront of education innovation.
Brad Baumgartner, former CEO and current Board Member, praised Kristin’s appointment: “Kristin has demonstrated exceptional leadership and vision. I am confident she will lead BookNook to new heights, creating even greater impact for students and educators nationwide.“
Kristin shared her vision for BookNook: “By keeping students at the center of our decisions, we will continue to provide high-quality tutoring solutions that empower educators and transform learning outcomes. I am honored to lead BookNook at this pivotal time in the education industry.“
About BookNook
BookNook is a leading online tutoring platform offering high-impact, research-backed tutoring services for K–8 students. Focused on reading and math intervention, BookNook leverages a synchronous learning environment and a network of vetted tutors to close learning gaps and support academic achievement nationwide.
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