APEI Appoints James Kenigsberg as Interim Chief Innovation and Technology Officer

Company Overview - American Public Education, Inc. (APEI) has appointed James Kenigsberg as its interim Chief Innovation and Technology Officer to lead its transition to a data-first, AI-enabled institution [1][2] - APEI focuses on serving military, nursing, and service-minded learners, investing in intelligent infrastructure and personalized digital tools to enhance the educational experience [1][3] Leadership Appointment - James Kenigsberg brings over two decades of experience in technology strategies within the education sector, previously serving as the founding Chief Technology Officer at 2U, Inc. [2][3] - Kenigsberg will step down from his position on the APEI Board of Directors to concentrate on his new role, which is critical for expanding access and improving educational outcomes [2] Strategic Vision - The organization aims to integrate AI and data across various functions, including admissions, academic operations, career pathways, and learner support [3] - Kenigsberg emphasizes the importance of building intelligent systems that support learners, aligning with APEI's mission to meet the needs of service-minded individuals [3] Educational Institutions - APEI operates through three main institutions: American Public University System (APUS), Rasmussen University, and Hondros College of Nursing, collectively serving approximately 106,600 adult learners [5][6][7] - APUS is recognized as a leading educator for active-duty military and veteran students, serving around 88,000 learners globally [5] - Rasmussen University, with a history of 125 years, serves approximately 14,900 students across 20 campuses and online [6] - Hondros College of Nursing is the largest educator of Practical Nursing (LPN) in Ohio, serving about 3,700 students [7] Accreditation - APUS and Rasmussen University are accredited by the Higher Learning Commission, while Hondros College is accredited by the Accrediting Bureau of Health Education Schools [8]