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Encantos appoints Keith Elliott as Chief Technology Officer
February 10, 2021 GMT
Encantos CTO Keith Elliott (Photo: Business Wire)
CULVER CITY, Calif. (BUSINESS WIRE) Feb 10, 2021
Encantos, an award-winning edtech company focused on helping kids learn 21st century skills through digital and physical play-based subscription products, today announced the appointment of Keith Elliott as its new chief technology officer (CTO). As Encantos’ CTO, Keith will drive strategic, cross-company initiatives to maximize Encantos’ impact with kids, families and educators. Encantos’ first CTO and Co-Founder Carlos Hoyos will move into the newly created role of Chief Data Officer to lead development of the Encantos Learning Platform working closely with Elliott.
I stole a book. I was a book thief.
I found it in another kid’s desk and began reading, hiding it behind some boring textbook, and couldn’t give it up.
And when the last bell rang, I hid it furtively under my jacket as if it were some rare, precious and struggling bird, and walked home.
It’s still with me. I’ll never give it up.
That book that opened up the world to me.
What was it?
“Odysseus the Wanderer,” written for children by the classicist Aubrey de Selincourt.
It is a version of the “Odyssey” of Homer, the greatest adventure story ever told. I’ve since read several translations of Homer’s “Iliad” and “Odyssey.”
I stole a book. I was a book thief.
I found it in another kidâs desk and began reading, hiding it behind some boring textbook, and couldnât give it up.
And when the last bell rang, I hid it furtively under my jacket as if it were some rare, precious and struggling bird, and walked home.
Itâs still with me. Iâll never give it up.
That book that opened up the world to me.
What was it?
âOdysseus the Wanderer,â written for children by the classicist Aubrey de Selincourt.
It is a version of the âOdysseyâ of Homer, the greatest adventure story ever told. Iâve since read several translations of Homerâs âIliadâ and âOdyssey.â