CEO at Transeo 🔹 On a mission to close the skills gap by unlocking work-based learning opportunities for all 🔹 Innovative & Entrepreneurial COO (2x Exited) 🔹 Bridging Education to Workforce

I'm Cecilia Retelle Zywicki, the CEO and Co-Founder of LearningSpring.

As an education innovator and a parent myself, I founded LearningSpring to answer the critical question that many families face: How do parents find the right educational fit for their child amidst the complexity and confusion? 

Our North Star is simple: to simplify school choice, so every family can easily discover, compare, and access schools that fit their needs and values.

LearningSpring is an AI-powered platform that’s built by parents for parents. We’ve designed it to empower families with transparent information, personalized guidance, and user-friendly tools. I lead a team committed to accessibility, equity, and practical solutions, bridging the gap between federal/state programs, schools, and real family needs.

My belief in parental empowerment as an essential to student success drives my work. I bring extensive operational and strategic leadership experience from the EdTech and HealthTech sectors, along with a proven ability to scale impact. I hold a JD from the University of Denver and a BS/M.Ed. from the University of Minnesota.

I am passionate about advancing educational opportunity for every child, partnering with states, schools, and families to help them confidently chart a path to a brighter future.

Let's connect to discuss how we can build a compliant, equitable choice infrastructure for your state!

Cecilia Retelle Zywicki 🖥

Imagine there was only one national entrée.

Chicken. Everywhere. Forever.

My husband is a great cook, but if he tried to serve our daughters chicken every single night, there would be a revolt by Thursday.

It wouldn’t matter how well seasoned it was. Or how beautifully plated. Or how many times he explained that chicken is healthy and widely approved.

Even worse, what if there WERE other options, but not everyone could get them?

If you happen to live in the right ZIP code, you get a menu. If not, chicken again for you!

We would not accept that in food. We would not accept that anywhere.

And we are beginning to not accept it in education, either: school choice is the strongest it has ever been, with roughly 75% of voters (and even higher shares of school parents) saying families should be able to choose the school that fits their child’s needs.

Parents are signaling that access to a single model is no longer enough. 

A healthy system offers variety. 

We aren’t attacking the default. Chicken is a good thing. We simply recognize that human beings are not identical, and systems built for millions of children should reflect that reality.

Kids are awesome little people. Here's one of my girls with our new Chihuahua... we just got the results of her age test back and she's three & 1/2 years old!

Cecilia Retelle Zywicki, Esq., M.Ed. 💧

CEO & Co-Founder of LearningSpring.com 🔹 School Choice Advocate 🔹 Parent-Driven Leader 🔹 Building Scalable Solutions for Families & Impactful Growth

Craig Davis

An award-winning Senior Customer Service Representative with 12+ years of experience. Helping hospitality companies create amazing customer experiences that drive 7-figures in annual growth.

I help content creators on LinkedIn by leaving value-driven comments.

My first job was working as a Janitor at the Greater Allen Cathedral of New York in June 2006. I enjoyed learning how to serve people, do a job, and learn about its mission.

I volunteer to serve Thanksgiving food, Christmas Gifts and attend church conferences.

Those experiences translated to my first full-time job, working at a casino in October 2011.

Out of over 1,000+ employees with no phone experience, I became the first-ever Employee of the Month in the Call Center for Outstanding Customer Service.

My former manager wrote in 2015:

"His dedication to excellence and delivering above and beyond what is required makes him a solid addition to any organization." - Elba Batista, Former Customer Relations Manager at Resorts World Casino New York City.

Working in hospitality taught me how to be patient, empathetic, and caring.

My goal is to become a Customer Success Associate at a hospitality tech startup in New York, NY. Here are three reasons why:

1) To start, I want to make a career change that I will be happy with for a long time.

2) Throughout my career, I’ve become an expert at uncovering people’s desired outcomes to help create amazing customer experiences.

3) You get my skills and relevant customer experience to bring a hospitality tech startup in New York, NY.

Why a hospitality startup? To bring insights from working in hotels.

I create content on LinkedIn that focuses on personal branding, adding value, and sharing webinar takeaways. I like to visit Farmer's Markets in New York.

To see webinar takeaways from May 27th, 2020 to now, click "See all" on the featured tab.

To follow my content, follow my hashtag: #CraigNotes

If you are open to how we can work and help each other, please send an InMail or LinkedIn Message.

Specialties: Customer Experience | Hospitality Expert | Account Management | Communication | Relationship Management | Data Analysis | Project Management | Customer Engagement | Relationship Building | Market Research | Customer Retention | Salesforce.com | Customer Support | Troubleshooting | Data Entry | Technical Support

Technical Skills / Systems: | Trello | OS365 / Microsoft Office - Word, Excel, Sharepoint, Powerpoint | Google Suite - Docs, Sheets, Slides | SQL | Slack | Hubspot | OnQ | Meridian | HotSoS | MARSHA | Guestware | Canva | Zoom

Senior Customer Service Representative

•	Facilitated exceptional customer experiences through utilizing data within the hotel data 
        management system, resulting in $5K of extra daily revenue.

•	Boosted customer testimonials by handling customer inquiries during the nomination which 
        resulted in winning the 2019 Certificate of Excellence award from TripAdvisor for the hotel.

•	Upsell ~$900k on an annual basis for upgrades in service packages and room upgrades 
        consistently by educating customers on incentives and rewards.

"On LinkedIn, you just gotta be yourself"

You've heard this one before, right?

The problem is: Defining "how" to be yourself.

My way? Choose 1 way to express yourself publicly.

1. Educational -> you like facts, stats, and details
2. Story-driven -> you like to share experiences
3. Encouraging -> you like to motivate others 

So, which one do you pick? 

Well, it's really about how you express yourself normally. Like, on a daily basis? 

If you're someone who obsesses over details, pick 1.
If you like to share - and listen to - stories, pick 2.
If you like to uplift others to take action, pick 3.

(and yes, it's perfectly fine to have different answers on any given day - our moods are bound to change)

Be yourself? No. 

Know yourself. That is the key.

And let your true self shine in every word you write.

P.S. Clearly, I am number 3 today :) How about you?

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Helping beginners navigate LinkedIn and stand out with proven tips and strategies | 10+ years on LinkedIn, known for writing "really good comments" that convert

3 reasons to add value in your LinkedIn comments.

(Number 3 is most underrated). Here we go!

I've been commenting for 5 years straight. But I don't comment like most: "This is great" or "Love this post!"

I make sure that my comments are valuable.

Here's why that matters:

1. It helps you stand out on LinkedIn.
2. It shows respect for the author's content.
3. It educates readers who read your comments.

"What counts as value?" you ask.

1. Add your own insight(s) to a post.
2. Share a real-life example from your life.
3. Add a different POV -> "question the question"

Adding value to people = adding value to their lives. So don't just skim posts. Read them and contribute to them.

"I add value because people added value to my life."

That's the ultimate gift.

P.S. Do you "really" add value in your comments? Or do you repeat what was said in the post?

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"I'm a fairly quiet and introverted guy in real life."

For introverts like us, it's hard to show up on social media. Oh boy...

I was afraid to post on LinkedIn until after I attended an event on May 27th, 2020 about "Breaking into the Tech Industry" with tips by Lida Tohidi.

What I learned changed everything.

My biggest takeaways:

1. Be resilient. Don't take things personally.

- Ask for feedback always.
- If you don't ask, you don't get.
- Focus on your strengths and what you know.

2. Always be learning. Be curious and learn.

- 'Keep your finger on the pulse.'
- Find inspiration from your peers.
- Create connections, especially from LinkedIn.

3. Build relationships

- This leads to referrals/more open doors!
- For 1st connections, ask to connect on a call.
- Know how to sell yourself and your experiences.

My challenge to all introverts (this week):

1. Make a goal to connect with at least 1 person a day.
2. Ask 3 of your 1st-degree connections for a 10-min call.
3. Get to know ppl. Follow up with a thank you message.

Together, we'll grow a bigger/better community.

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Last week, I enrolled in a health class.

What am I working on? It's interesting.

P.S. Anything you are working on this week?

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Thursday, 8:33am March 12th, 2026 Mom right now is sleeping. Baby bro is waiting for the bus. Right now, it's cloudy. 47 degrees here in New York. Let

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This past Tuesday, I had a doctor's appointment.

Here are the results. Oh boy...

P.S. Anything you are focusing on this week?

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Thursday, 8:19am March 19th, 2026 Mom is sleeping. Baby bro is waiting for the bus to go to school. I'm thrilled the farm eggs ordered this past Tuesd

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