Element451 is excited to announce that Trey Boyer has joined the company as Chief Sales Officer. As the demand for AI-powered student engagement solutions grows, Trey will lead our sales strategy and expansion efforts, ensuring that more colleges and universities benefit from the power of personalized, intelligent enrollment and retention tools.

Trey joins Element451 at a pivotal time. With PSG’s recent $175M investment, we are scaling our student engagement CRM to help community colleges, private institutions, and public universities move beyond disconnected systems and outdated processes. With his deep expertise in building high-performance sales organizations, Trey will accelerate our mission to make AI-powered student engagement a reality across higher ed.

Trey brings over a decade of experience in driving revenue growth and scaling teams. At Podium, he led a team of 300 and was instrumental in adding $100M in annual revenue. Before that, he spent nearly a decade at Hudl, where he played a key role in growing the company from $20M to $320M in revenue while leading global sales and managing key acquisitions. His background in AI-powered engagement solutions makes him an ideal fit for Element451’s mission.

“As AI reshapes how institutions connect with students, Element451 is at the forefront of innovation,” says Trey. “I’m excited to join a company that is redefining student engagement and helping colleges create more seamless, personalized interactions at every stage of the student journey.”

Element451 CEO Ardis Kadiu shared his enthusiasm about Trey’s arrival: “We are building the future of AI-powered student engagement, and Trey’s leadership will be instrumental in scaling our impact. His experience in sales leadership, AI solutions, and growing businesses aligns perfectly with our vision.”

With Trey on board, Element451 is set to drive even greater adoption of AI-powered solutions across higher ed. Our platform continues to transform how schools attract, enroll, and retain students—making personalized engagement more effective, efficient, and student-centric.