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BrainPOP

New York

Total Offices: 2

225 Total Employees

Year Founded: 1999

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BrainPOP Leadership & Management

Updated on October 26, 2026

BrainPOP Employee Reviews

My BrainPOP journey has gone beyond knowledge acquisition to a profound lesson in company culture. What sets BrainPOP apart is its genuine valuing of employees. Executives actively engage, managers prioritize support, and success extends beyond the workplace. I've discovered true job satisfaction stems from mutual respect, not obligatory events.

Amanda , Implementation Specialist

Working with BrainPOP Leadership on a daily basis is seamless. They're knowledgeable, accessible, truly listen, and provide consistent support that helps me exceed my sales goals. Their guidance and open communication create an environment where success feels not just achievable but expected. I love working at BrainPOP!

Andrea, Regional Sales Manager

Since starting as an Office Assistant in 2017, my 8-year path to Senior CSM has been guided by incredible supervisors. BrainPOP’s 'thrive together' culture and accessible leadership make growth feel natural. 'Once a BrainPOPper, always a BrainPOPper' is real here—it’s a supportive environment where you’re truly empowered to succeed!

Mustafa, Senior Customer Success Manager

What People Are Saying About BrainPOP

Strategic Vision & Planning: Public materials present a consistent mission and concrete priorities such as product innovation, deeper school and district partnerships, and measurable learning outcomes. Executive appointments are framed to advance this path.
Purposeful Goal Setting: Published values and operating approaches (e.g., "Know the Goal" and OKR-style alignment) emphasize connecting individual work to organizational objectives. Feedback suggests teams are encouraged to align efforts with explicitly stated priorities.
Open & Transparent Communication: Leadership communications, press announcements, and career-site practices (such as CEO chats) make priorities visible and repeatedly tie actions to the mission. This pattern suggests leaders work to explain where the company is headed and why.