Andria Pitterson-Powell is the founder and CEO of JASE Center, an inclusive learning organization, and the creator of Jammin JASE & Friends, a character-driven interactive early learning platform that helps children ages 3–6 build strong academic, social-emotional, and life skills through interactive stories, music, games, and movement-based learning. Inspired by her family's personal journey, she is on a mission to make high-quality, inclusive early childhood education more engaging, accessible, and impactful for every child. She also founded a nonprofit dedicated to expanding educational opportunities and support for exceptional students and their families. With more than 25 years of experience spanning accounting, finance, technology, education, and business operations, Andria combines strategic leadership with innovation to develop solutions that create meaningful impact for children, families, educators, and communities. She is passionate about entrepreneurship, inclusive education, and leveraging emerging technologies, including artificial intelligence, to expand access to high-quality learning. Through her work, she is building an ecosystem that seamlessly connects physical learning environments with digital experiences, empowering children to develop the confidence, curiosity, and foundational skills they need to thrive.
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