Socraticarts
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Socratic Arts designs learning programs and training built on "learn by doing" simulations (Goal-Based Scenarios), delivered in live, hybrid, and virtual formats with human mentor feedback. It serves companies across a range of sectors, drawing on expertise in learning science, cognitive science, and artificial intelligence.
Founders & leadership
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Holly Christensen SestakinCEO and PresidentHolly Christensen Sestak is CEO of Socratic Arts, a learning design and technology company specializing in simulation-based training programs. She previously served as a performance consultant to IBM and Allstate, and as Learning Officer & Director of Academic Systems for Apollo Group, overseeing faculty development across 180 global locations.
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Mike McGarryinPresident EmeritusMcGarry is President Emeritus of Socratic Arts, a learning program company specializing in simulation-based training delivered in live, hybrid, and virtual formats. He previously held executive roles at IBM and Cingular, and co-founded Cognitive Arts, a custom training development company, alongside education expert Roger Schank.
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Frequently asked questions
- What does Socraticarts do?
- Socratic Arts designs learning programs and training built on "learn by doing" simulations (Goal-Based Scenarios), delivered in live, hybrid, and virtual formats with human mentor feedback. It serves companies across a range of sectors, drawing on expertise in learning science, cognitive science, and artificial intelligence.
- Who are Socraticarts's investors?
- Socraticarts's investors include Utah Governor’s Office of Economic Development (GOED).

