Stephanie Dille, MBA, has thirty years’ experience across multiple segments of the testing industry and is an experienced marketing and PR expert. As Chief Marketing Officer for Meazure Learning, she was responsible for strategic marketing focused on product, brand, and digital marketing. Stephanie was instrumental in helping expand Meazure’s portfolio through several acquisitions transforming the business from an online proctoring leader to a full-service testing provider. Prior to Meazure, Stephanie was head of global marketing at Pearson VUE. During her tenure, Stephanie spent two years on the client side as Vice President, Sales and Marketing for the GED testing program. While at Pearson, she worked directly with clients to help market and grow their programs through innovative marketing programs including a market development fund (MDF) to fund marketing initiatives such as an instructor rewards program, second shot promotion and others. Prior to Pearson, she held a variety of product and marketing roles at PDI, Inc. (now Korn Ferry) and Pearson Clinical Assessments. Stephanie has been an active volunteer dedicated to promoting the value of testing throughout her career. She previously served on ATP’s Board of Directors (2010-2012, 2022-present), has been Chair of ATP’s Marketing Committee (2006-2008, 2014-2015, and 2019-2022) and on the Innovations Executive Committee, including the ATP rebranding task force (2020.) Stephanie also served on the NCTA/ATP joint task force to draft the Joint Standards for the Online Observations of Tests and more recently is an advisor to the ATP Learning Academy. In 2014, she received the Presidential Award from the I.C.E. Board of Directors recognizing her service. Stephanie has also chaired the ITCC Security Committee (2020-2022) and ICE’s External Stakeholder Working Group (2019-2022) and currently serves on I.C.E.’s Research Think Tank. She holds a B.A. in Psychology and Communications from the University of Minnesota and an MBA in Marketing from the University of St. Thomas.