Prof Paolo Taticchi is a professor of strategy and sustainability at the University College of London School of Management.
In addition to his academic and advisory work, he is also an entrepreneur, having co-founded four firms in the fields of engineering technology and consultancy.
As a lawyer, entrepreneur, writer, art enthusiast, and business facilitator, Elikem Nutifafa Kuenyehia has successfully navigated various fields, showcasing his versatility and adaptability.
He co-founded Keystone Solicitors, a New Generation African law firm, focusing on a small number of clients, primarily high-net-worth individuals and ambitious entrepreneurs.
Jyoti is a story strategist.
He is the author of a book titled, “Business Storytelling from Hype to Hack.”
Professor Menon is a Professor of Consciousness Studies at the National Institute of Advanced Studies.
She is the Dean of the School of Humanities.
Steve Monaghan is a highly respected banking and technology professional based in Tokyo, Japan.
Steve began his career in the aviation industry before transitioning to technology and banking.
Catherine is an award-winning author and a writing consultant.
She holds a graduate degree in Depth Psychology and Archetypal Mythology from Pacifica Graduate Institute where she has also taught.
Oded Gour-Lavie is the CEO and Co-Founder of NT Tao Ltd.
He was the Head of the Legal & Strategic Policy Team as part of the IDF Planning Directorate.
Dr. Kyaw Moe Tun is the President of Parami University in Myanmar.
He also undertakes teaching science courses at the University.
Prof. Varghese Mathai is a professor of English at Judson University in Illinois.
He’s a Fulbright scholar and Benjamin P. Brown, Chair of Communications at Judson University.
Michael Couch is an accomplished author and co-author of the book ‘Strategy Driven Leadership: The Playbook for Developing Your Next Generation of Leaders.’
He has dedicated his career to reshaping leadership development by focusing on evidence-based practices and intentional learning experiences.
