Bar exam prep and legal education courses for students and law firms
BARBRI sells bar review, MPRE prep and law school study aids, plus compliance and investigations training under brands like ACEDS and ACFCS. Hiring is minimal but led by a Chief Revenue Officer search, and job posts center on building an integrated global commercial organization and a strategic law-firm account program. A layered marketing and sales stack (Salesforce, HubSpot, Marketo, Cognism) points to a revenue engine being consolidated rather than expanded.
Notable leadership hires: Chief Revenue Officer
BARBRI is a Dallas-based legal education company founded in 1967, best known for US bar exam preparation. Its catalog spans law school study aids and exam review for 1L through 3L students, MPRE review, Law Preview, International Bar Review, and professional training lines including ACEDS, ACFCS and Cybint Solutions. It serves law students, international learners and law firms. The privately held company employs 201–500 people and runs its digital learning products on a stack including Liferay DXP, React, Python and Azure, with NetSuite, Anaplan and Adaptive Insights supporting finance.
BARBRI uses Liferay DXP, React, Python and Azure for its platforms, Salesforce, HubSpot and Marketo for go-to-market, Power BI and Tableau for analytics, and NetSuite, Anaplan and Adaptive Insights for finance.
Yes. BARBRI's limited hiring is concentrated in sales and support, headlined by a Chief Revenue Officer role based in the United States.
Job posts point to building an integrated global commercial organization, a customer acquisition and digital conversion strategy, and a strategic account program for law firms.
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