Abre Expands Advisory Council with New Esteemed Education Leaders

Nationally recognized leaders to help advance Abre's vision of modernizing education through simplification and clarity

CINCINNATI, Oct. 16, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Abre, K-12's leading modern data platform, today announced the expansion of its Advisory Council with the addition of four nationally recognized leaders in education: Addison Davis, Susan Enfield, Ryan Imbriale and Marlon Styles.

The Abre Advisory Council plays a vital role in shaping the company's vision, ensuring that Abre's solutions reflect the evolving needs of districts, educators, students, and families. The newly appointed members bring decades of combined leadership experience and a deep commitment to innovation in K–12 education.

• Addison Davis – Co-Founder at AES Advisory Group and former Superintendent of Hillsborough County Public Schools (FL), the seventh-largest district in the nation, with extensive experience driving large-scale transformation and student success.
• Susan Enfield – Executive Director at University of Washington's Center for Educational Leadership (CEL), former superintendent of Highline Public Schools (WA) and Washoe County School District (NV), widely respected for her leadership in student-centered learning, district innovation, and leadership development.
• Ryan Imbriale – COO of Graduation Alliance and former Executive Director of Innovative Learning at Baltimore County Public Schools (MD), a national thought leader in digital learning ecosystems and instructional technology.
• Marlon Styles – CEO of Styles Jr. LLC, former Superintendent of Middletown City School District (OH), recognized nationally for his dynamic ability to transform school systems and innovative approaches to technology integration and student success.

They join the current Abre Advisory Council members: Dr. Karen Cheser, Toni Cordova, Marni Durham, Mindy Frisbee, Dr. Travis Hamby, Thomas Murray, and Amy Stacy.

"We are honored to welcome such visionary leaders to the Abre Advisory Council," said James Stoffer, CEO of Abre. "Their insights and expertise will help guide Abre as we continue building solutions that empower schools and districts to improve student outcomes, streamline operations, save money, and engage all stakeholders."

The Advisory Council will continue to provide thought partnership, strategic guidance, and critical feedback as Abre grows its platform and deepens its impact in education communities across the country.

Abre's impact speaks for itself. Districts using Abre have reduced chronic absenteeism by 35%+, streamlined MTSS workflows to save hundreds of staff hours, achieved 80%+ parental engagement, and cut technology costs by hundreds of thousands annually. Today, Abre partners with more than 215 districts across 33 states.

To learn more about Abre, please visit abre.com.

About Abre
Abre is K-12's #1 modern data platform. With Abre, districts simplify operations, improve decision-making, save money, and focus on what matters most (the students).

Learn more about Abre at abre.com.

Media Contact
Stephanie Grau
[email protected]
+1 954 368 9804

SOURCE Abre