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Verified Executive Record Chief Executive Officer (CEO) · Los Angeles, CA

Jacqueline Shaw

Chief Executive Officer

Oxford International Educational Services
Los Angeles Metropolitan Area Primary/Secondary Education SMTP Mailbox Active
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Jacqueline Shaw currently serves as Chief Executive Officer at Oxford International Educational Services in Los Angeles Metropolitan Area. Prior to this role, Jacqueline Shaw held responsibilities as Chief Executive Officer at American International University, Kuwait, bringing extensive domain expertise across the Primary/Secondary Education ecosystem.

Work History

Chief Executive Officer

Oxford International Educational Services
January 2006 – Present

Chief Executive Officer

American International University, Kuwait
May 2016 – Present
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