Innovative Education Consulting uses an equity-based lens as the foundation to our approach of diagnosing systemic issues within education, strategizing sustainable solutions, and supporting the implementation of such strategies. Our goal is to provide relevant skills that help educators overcome inequities for the success of their students and the strengthening of their practice.

Mission

Innovative Education Consulting transforms learning experiences and environments through professional development and a series of coaching cycles for sustainable change and success.

Vision

Core Values

V.I.R.C.E. (pronounced verse)

Vision - pursuing a future made of specific goals

Integrity - leading with transparency and honesty to produce authentic and sustainable results

Relevance - providing solutions that are directly related to the client and how they’re experiencing the problem

Compassion - Full acknowledgement of the impact that problems have caused

Equity - Implementing solutions that remove systemic barriers for those who are historically systematically oppressed

Meet the Founder and CEO

Brian C. Jackson has served youth teaching academic content and life skills over the past 20 years in both the education and nonprofit realms. He has led as equity and as an instructional expert to help educators and other adults better work with youth. He has a Bachelor of Arts from the Metropolitan State College of Denver in English with an emphasis in writing and a minor in Speech Communication with an emphasis in argumentation and advocacy. Through that part of his journey, he became a trained public speaker.

He has earned a Master of Arts in Curriculum & Instruction from the University of Denver Morgridge College of Education. He is a licensed K-6 elementary education teacher, with endorsements from the Colorado Department of Education in 7-12 English, 7-12 Social Studies. As an educator, he has taught and led in both public and independent schools, which includes elementary, middle, and high school.

In 2019, he trained as a leader by earning his Principal License through the DU MCE Ritchie program. He would take his leadership skills to lead equity and instruction in higher education. He has presented at the 2022 Alliance of Hispanic Serving Institution Educators Conference, the 2022 Hispanic Association of Colleges and Universities Conference, the 2025 University of Denver Student Research Conference, and the 2026 Teaching Black History Conference at University at Buffalo.

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