Rebecca Fleckenstein
About Rebecca Fleckenstein
Rebecca Fleckenstein is an Instructional Design Manager at Asurion, focusing on creating learning experiences for retail and mobility protection experts. She has extensive experience in leadership and development roles across various companies in Tennessee.
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Rebecca Fleckenstein serves as the Instructional Design Manager at Asurion. Her role involves leading a team to develop learning experiences for Experts in the retail and mobility protection sectors. She has been with Asurion since 2021, based in Nashville, Tennessee.
Professional Experience at Asurion
Rebecca Fleckenstein joined Asurion in 2021 as an Instructional Design Manager. In this position, she focuses on creating and managing educational programs aimed at enhancing the skills and knowledge of Experts in the retail and mobility protection industry. Her team is dedicated to ensuring that these Experts are well-equipped to excel in their roles through tailored learning experiences.
Previous Roles at naviHealth
Before joining Asurion, Rebecca Fleckenstein held several roles at naviHealth. She started as an Education Project Manager in 2019, followed by becoming the Manager of Learning Experience from 2020 to 2021. In 2021, she briefly served in the Leadership Development Program. Her responsibilities included overseeing educational projects and managing the design and implementation of learning programs.
Experience at UnitedHealth Group
Rebecca worked at UnitedHealth Group from 2015 to 2019 as a Design Manager. During her tenure, she was responsible for leading the design and development of learning materials and programs. Her role was based in Brentwood, Tennessee, where she coordinated with various teams to improve educational outcomes within the organization.
Education and Background
Rebecca Fleckenstein holds a degree in Business Administration from Martin Methodist College, where she studied from 2004 to 2008. Her academic background in business has equipped her with the knowledge and skills necessary for her various roles in instructional design and development.