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As an accomplished operating executive and outside consultant, Betsy Pace stands out for "building organizations that work." Whether it is creating a business plan, making key marketing decisions, or developing an executive staff, Betsy is able to help others to see the linkages between strategy and execution, to set goals and priorities, and to achieve results.
Known for her leadership and keen analytics, Betsy has spent over 20 years developing disciplined approaches to marketing, strategy and company stewardship. Betsy began her business career overseas with The Boston Consulting Group, gaining a global view of business and learning how to effectively guide management teams in developing and implementing strategy.
Upon returning to the United States, Betsy joined Apple Computer and led the marketing charge for the Apple USA K-12 Education Team (Apple’s biggest market at the time). Betsy then joined Paramount Communications to become VP Marketing of their educational software division, Computer Curriculum Corporation. Subsequently, she was appointed General Manager of Paramount Interactive, Paramount’s successful technology start-up, translating creative properties into entertainment and education software. She then took the plunge in joining early internet start-up, OnLive Technologies, first as VP Marketing and subsequently as CEO.
Over her varied career, Betsy has demonstrated the distinctive ability to work effectively as both executive and consultant in a wide range of environments, from large, highly structured companies to entrepreneurial start-ups. Her "get-real" attitude brings focus to a growing, entrepreneurial company without extinguishing the creative spark.
Betsy received her BA from Brown University and her MBA from the Yale School of Management.
Memorable Career Highlights:
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Created the SuccessMaker brand for the Computer Curriculum
Corporation instructional system leading to a return to
growth against its key competitor
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As CEO of OnLive Technologies, an early internet start-up
with breakthrough multi-point audio technology, rebranded
the company and sold it to a development stage company
in the Softbank portfolio
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