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.
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.
Russell is a Director of Inspiration at ImagineThinkDo.
He is the author of a book titled, “The World of Work to 2030,” which is scheduled for release in February 2024.
Paul is a Global Engagement Explorer, a Speaker, a Consultant and an Author.
He started his career as a lawyer.
