Wayne, Pennsylvania (Globe Newswire) – Frontline Education, one of the main administrative software suppliers built on software for kindergarten educators to the 12th year, announced today that Chris Collins had been appointed new customer director (CCO) of the company.
Chris brings more than 30 years of experience in customer success, operations and service innovation in the software industry, having held leadership stations at Tricentis, Ellucian, Medallia and CA Technologies. It has proven itself of creating very efficient teams, leading operational excellence and ensuring customer satisfaction throughout the customer life cycle. In Frontline, Chris will be responsible for supervising the company's customer experience initiatives, emphasizing the offer of exceptional value to school districts from kindergarten to 12th year.
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