Boxlight Ranked Among TIME Magazine’s Prestigious Top 250 EdTech Companies

 
Boxlight Corporation, a trailblazer in the world of educational technology, can add yet another significant accomplishment to its list: a place on TIME Magazine’s esteemed list of Top 250 EdTech companies. This monumental honor solidifies Boxlight’s position as a fundamental participant in modernizing the educational landscape.

A Sterling Achievement

An impressive rank of 38th positions Boxlight comfortably within the top 15% of companies recognized on this list. Being named on such a prestigious compilation underscores Boxlight and its associated brands’ dedication to innovation, quality, and the transformative potential of educational technology.

Spearheading Education with Technology

Boxlight, along with its distinctive brands such as FrontRow, MimioSTEM, and EOS Education, is committed to pioneering the future of education. The EdTech giant has consistently used cutting-edge technology to reshape traditional teaching models and maximize learning outcomes for students worldwide. Its highly regarded products and services have garnered a loyal following – an endorsement of quality that helped propel Boxlight to its prominent standing.

Envisaging A Bright Future

Boxlight’s recognition by TIME Magazine is a testament to its progressive vision and relentless pursuit of excellence in the EdTech space. This accolade signals an even brighter future for an organization already at the forefront of its industry. As the company continues to evolve and lead, the world of education will undoubtedly benefit from Boxlight’s forward-thinking approach and dedication to its mission.

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