Funding Partnerships The Concord Consortium already secures NSF grants and Cisco Foundation seed funding, and partners with universities and schools to develop AI-enabled math and data science programs, signaling strong appetite for grant-funded co-development and district-wide implementation opportunities.

Accessibility Leadership Their digital equity focus and active collaboration with accessibility partners such as accessiBe and Prime Access Consulting indicate a market for accessibility consulting, remediation services, and accessible content licensing for interactive materials and data tools.

AI Education Innovation The development of DAVAI, an AI-supported natural language plugin for CODAP to assist BLV learners in data science, points to opportunities to sell AI-driven, accessible data science curricula, tools, and professional development.

Climate Education NSF funding for storm forecasting simulations demonstrates climate science education expertise and the potential to co-create or license simulation-based experiences for districts, state initiatives, and teacher professional development.

Partnerships and Scale As a mid-sized nonprofit with diverse university and school partnerships and a revenue range of 1 to 10 million, The Concord Consortium is well positioned for multi-district licensing, content partnerships, and long-term credentialed programs.