Skip to Main Content

User Profile

AGLN - Aspen Global Leadership Network
  • About AGLN
    Mission, Approach, Impact Leadership and Team AGLN Moderators Blog
  • Fellowships
    ABOUT
    AGLN Fellowships Becoming a Fellow Lifelong Engagement Search the AGLN Directory
    US-BASED FELLOWSHIPS
    Civil Society Fellowship Health Innovators Fellowship Henry Crown Fellowship Liberty Fellowship Pahara Fellowship
    GLOBAL FELLOWSHIPS
    Africa Leadership Initiative - East Africa Africa Leadership Initiative - South Africa Africa Leadership Initiative - West Africa Finance Leaders Fellowship Central America Leadership Initiative China Fellowship Program Kamalnayan Bajaj Fellowship Middle East Leadership Initiative
  • Ventures
  • Action Forum
    About Register Previous Action Forums 2024 Action Forum Recap Youth Action Forum Partners & Supporters
  • Login
Lynzi Ziegenhagen
Lynzi Ziegenhagen

Lynzi Ziegenhagen

About

[Edit]

First Name:
Lynzi
Last Name:
Ziegenhagen
Title and Organization:
Founder and Chief Executive Officer, Schoolzilla
Bio:
Lynzi Ziegenhagen is founder and chief executive officer of Schoolzilla, a public benefit corporation whose mission is to enable people to use data to run great schools for students, especially students from underserved communities. Based in Oakland, California, Schoolzilla grew out of the team and technology Lynzi developed over five years at Aspire Public Schools, a nonprofit charter management organization. Prior to serving as vice president of technology at Aspire, Lynzi ran her own technology consulting business for nonprofit organizations, led product management at a 40 person mobile software startup and served as technology program manager for the Children's Partnership. Lynzi earned her bachelor's degree in symbolic systems from Stanford University and her master's degree in computer science from the Naval Postgraduate School. She is a Fellow of the 17th class of the Pahara - Aspen Education Fellowship and a member of the Aspen Global Leadership Network. Two notable personal notes -- Lynzi's husband and two sons are all "tocayos" (i.e. name-twins), and Lynzi is bald due to a harmless condition called alopecia.

Fellowship Program

[Edit]

Program Membership:
Pahara Fellowship

Class

[Edit]

Fellowship Class Name:
Class XVII - 17 Strong


© The Aspen Institute | Privacy Policy | Terms of Use | Powered by Personify Community
Facebook Twitter YouTube Instagram

You are here because you are logging into the AGLN community website for the first time or you forgot your password.

 

Please enter the email address associated with your account and a new password will be sent to you. If you are still having issues logging in or do not have access to the email that the Aspen Global Leadership Network uses to contact you, please email agln.info@aspeninstitute.org to have your password manually reset and sent to you.