Leadership
Guiding Age of Learning is a team of visionary leaders, dedicated to reimagining the future of education by empowering educators and leading the way in student outcomes.
Executive Leadership
Alex Galvagni
Chief Executive Officer
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Alex’s knowledge of technologies, commitment to innovation, and operational excellence continue to help shape the company’s programs, making learning more accessible, engaging, and effective for students worldwide.
Prior to Age to Learning, Alex held senior leadership positions in the gaming, entertainment, tech, and mobile spaces. As head of Turbine, a pioneer in massively multiplayer online games, he spearheaded the transition into mobile gaming. An early team member at Glu Mobile, Alex oversaw product development and helped lead the company to IPO.
Alex began his career at NASA’s Ames Research Center, where he spent four years researching robotics and AI. He has a Master of Science in Computer Engineering from Santa Clara University.
Our Team
Superintendent-in-Residence
Curriculum Board/Advisors
Board of Directors
Sky Dayton
Sky has a long history as a successful entrepreneur in the internet industry; he has founded, cofounded, and helped build companies with a combined market value of more than $20 billion. Best known for founding the internet service provider EarthLink in 1994, Sky also founded Boingo Wireless, and cofounded eCompanies, Business.com, CloudKitchens, and several other companies.
Sky was an investor and active board member at NeoPets, leading up to its sale to Viacom in 2005. He has been an investor and board member at Age of Learning since 2013. As Chairman, he works closely with our management team to help guide our growth.
Marc Mezvinsky
Marc is a Partner at TPG based in New York, where he focuses on climate and technology investment opportunities. Marc serves on the board of the following TPG investments: Anew Climate, Form Energy, Monarch Bioenergy, and Age of Learning.
Prior to joining TPG, Marc was Vice Chairman at Social Capital and a senior partner at 3G Capital. Marc currently serves on the Board of the Pembroke College Foundation and the Ann Romney Center for Neurologic Diseases. Marc received his undergraduate degree in Religious Studies and Philosophy from Stanford University, and an M.A. in Politics, Philosophy and Economics from Pembroke College at the University of Oxford.
