Caitlin Dunlap has spent her whole life demonstrating the power of storytelling and creative thinking to expand people’s minds and redefine what we consider to be possible – both as people and as organizations.

 

As a life-long theater artist, Caitlin is passionate about the intersection of theatre and education. She has taught children’s Shakespeare classes at the world-renowned Stratford Festival, as well as after-school drama classes. She also performed with Historical Perspectives for Children for 3 years as an actor and educator. During this time, she performed educational one-woman shows about historical women - including Sally Ride, Helen Keller, and Laura Ingalls Wilder. She completed over 200 shows and engaged with over 50,000 children across the Chicagoland area.

 

Caitlin is currently working as an Educational Sales Consultant at Elevate K-12, an educational technology company that is combating the teacher shortage. She is utilizing both her storytelling abilities and educational experience in a sales development role. Caitlin consistently exceeds her targets and loves that she gets to use her passions to change the world.

 

Caitlin is a recent graduate of Northwestern University, where she earned a Master of Science in Communication. She looks forward to putting her new degree to use on behalf of mission-driven organizations and intends to keep working to expand access to education and the arts.